Here's a photo I took of what all the debate is about. The rest of the interior has actually been rennovated a bit already. The building still has the old wood panelling in the common areas, but the units asides from this one have mostly had some work done (the bank vault that's talked about is painted a definitely-not-original bright orange IIRC). The ceiling in this room is the main point of contention with the heritage committee though. Momentum will be saving some of it, but not as much as the heritage committee wants.
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