Transforming a century-old five-storey warehouse as part of a larger hotel and apartment development in the ByWard Market comes with a plan that “ensures exceptional architectural design,” the company’s recently filed planning application says. Read More
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'Major Building' revamp would add more hotel rooms, apartments in ByWard Market
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