With major design developments still in progress, Bill Curran has kindly lent his property of the future 647 Barton Street East apartments to the Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters (HATS).
Using the parking lot site of the infill project, the HATS initiative hopes to provide much-needed temporary housing by this winter season.
CGS is also donating design services to the project.
Read the Hamilton Spectator article online here, or download the PDF here.
CGS’s latest development project at 647 Barton Street East was featured in the Bay Observer and The Hamilton Spectator. If approved, it will be the first development of its kind on the street in over a century.
Read the Bay Observer article here, or download the PDF here.
CGS Principal, Bill Curran, advocates for the approval of a secondary dwelling garage conversion seeking a minor parking variance. Bill notes that this type of project provides the kind of gentle density Hamilton needs rather than greenfield development.
Featured in Award’s December, 2021 issue and including an interview with CGS Senior Associate, Kyle Slote:
The new Haldimand Central Administration Building opened in February of 2020, and Slote gives full credit to the Haldimand County stakeholders for the success of the project. “They were hands on in the best sense of the term,” he says. “They cared deeply about the project and trusted us, and we were inspired to bring their programming requirements to life in an exciting way.”
Read the Award Magazine Article online here, or download the PDF here.
