Three houses (One detached, two attached) that have been purchased by a developer to be developed into a condo. There is a presentation centre totally separate from the houses built in the back. Unfortunately, the houses are totally sealed. Even the windows on the upper floors have been sealed. I'm sure there isn't much, if anything left inside the houses. But the potential emptiness of them combined with their ghost white coating is an intriguing combination.


Ghost by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Invitation by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Faucet by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Chest Deep by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Entre Les Murs by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Stairs by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Rot by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr


Filth by FleetsUrbEx, on Flickr

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These houses remind me of those two abandoned houses in Kitchener that CAFKA turned into public art installations for a little while before being torn down for (I think) condos.



I always thought it was a fun idea. Not that I mind the dilapidation or decrepit-ness, but I get why most people wouldn't enjoy seeing that every morning on their walk to work or school.

Sometimes you'll see houses torn down YEARS before the development on that property starts - which is kind of depressing - but this kind of idea helps prevents the need to do that.

There is a house like this in Montreal as well near Leonard Cohen's old house. If i can find a picture i will post it.