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Seventh Street Lofts

Property at a Glance

Location: 10309 107 St

Building Type: Adaptive-reuse loft complex with integrated new construction

Context: Established warehouse district with strong architectural continuity and pedestrian-scale urban form

Original Structures: Early 20th-century warehouse buildings (including a 1929 brick and heavy-timber structure)

Redevelopment Period: Early 2000s

Scale: Low-rise, multi-building residential complex

Architecture: Industrial warehouse character with contemporary infill elements

Use: Residential lofts with a mix of unit types, including multi-level units

 

Seventh Street Lofts is a notable adaptive reuse residential project located in Edmonton’s Warehouse District, an area defined by early industrial buildings and thoughtful urban reinvestment. The project brings together historic warehouse structures and contemporary infill to create a cohesive, low-rise residential environment that respects the scale and character of its surroundings.

Originally composed of multiple industrial buildings dating from the early to mid-20th century, the site was redeveloped in the early 2000s through a phased approach that combined warehouse conversion with new construction. The result is a connected loft complex that balances exposed materials, durable construction, and modern residential planning.

Today, Seventh Street Lofts is recognized as a successful example of warehouse-district redevelopment, offering residential density without high-rise form, and contributing to the long-term vitality of downtown Edmonton’s historic core.