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Lewis Lukes House

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BUILDING INFORMATION
Name & Location:
Lewis Lukes House
37 Madison Avenue
Toronto
Annex
First Owner:
Lewis Lukes
Year Completed:
1887
OTHER IDENTIFICATION
Notes:
This property contributes to the Toronto Annex streetscape of the District with a house form building similar in height and front yard setback to its neighbours, and a front facing gable. The 2.5 storey detached building, with appearance of a side or centre hall rotated plan was designed by an important architect of the period, E.J. Lennox during the period of significance between 1885 and 1925, was the first example of the Annex Style and retains sufficient integrity to permit restoration. Features representative of the Annex style include red brick, rusticated stone foundations and sills,decorative shingling, front facing gable, sleeping porches, a recessed entry, and semi circular arches.
Status:
Completed
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Companies:
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BUILDING DATA
Building Type:
Detached house
Current Use:
Residential
Heritage Status:
Designated under Part V, Ontario Heritage Act
Heritage Conservation District:
West Annex Phase I, Madison Avenue, Heritage Conservation District
Main Style:
Annex Style   <--  More buildings in this style.
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