Casa Wright This project is 'lovingly'
named after Toronto's only castle--Casa Loma. ("Casa
Wright" also comes from something said by Frank M.) According
to Casa Loma's website: "Casa Loma, one of Toronto's
premier tourist attractions, is visited by tourists, year-round "Sir Henry
enjoyed Casa Loma for less than ten years before financial misfortune
forced him to abandon his castle home."
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The Vision
When we moved in, there were two adults. Now there are five and one is even larger than me! So guess what we decided to do? Rather than E. J. Lennox, we used M.J. Design Consultants--just as good in my opinion. The plans were developed in 2002! It has taken this long for us to get this project started. This Casa Wright image is from a presentation Maurice (Mr. M.J. himself) put together to go before the Toronto City Planning Committee to beg them to allow us to build up. (We also had to bring signatures from our neighbours to say it was okay. "Please sign this or we'll have to move a gazillion miles away into the desert lands of suburbia! [sob] Oh, I see you need your lawn cut, can I do it for you?") |
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The Contractor
...has done work on four(?) of the
houses on our street--not including work on our house (and they've
already done work on our house).
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