Grand Magazine

Your guide to this issue’s fashions and services

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The space called The Factory gets the glory at Lot 42. It’s certainly what drew us to do our fashion shoot there. The Factory is an impressive open area that leaves no doubt what the space once was, even after being converted to handle a wide range of uses. The extended yellow jib cranes and original factory windows helped give us our desired feel of an industrial setting to act as a contrast to the stylish furniture and clothing taking centre stage. The large windows have varying degrees of green shading due to a mural painted on the outside of the building. But there’s more to the Lot 42 Global Flex Campus than The Factory, which has hosted food and beverage shows, Communitec­h’s True North tech conference and a Kane Brown concert with an audience of 4,000 people. Along with spaces that can host events of varying sizes, businesses such as The Athlete Factory and Let’s Dance call Lot 42’s campus home. There’s also B Hospitalit­y, which is establishi­ng a commercial kitchen for catering operations at the front of the facility, located at 41 Ardelt Pl. in Kitchener. Lot 42 will next month be a popular destinatio­n for many people as it becomes Oktoberfes­t’s main festhall, as well as hosting Oktoberfes­t’s gala, fashion show and Women of the Year events.

 ??  ?? Patrick Doyle, managing partner of the Lot 42 Global Flex Campus in Kitchener, poses for Alisha Townsend in The Factory on the day of our fashion shoot.
Patrick Doyle, managing partner of the Lot 42 Global Flex Campus in Kitchener, poses for Alisha Townsend in The Factory on the day of our fashion shoot.

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