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For these entries, the architecture or the history is the reason to notice the property. The buildings come first in each description, and the rooms and public space are read as what the building contains.
Etobicoke · Ontario
A 4-star hotel on the west edge of Toronto, near the airport, that belongs to a larger resort. The entry reads the building as a piece of the city: a full hotel structure with its floors, public rooms and a casino floor running through it.
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Enoch · Alberta
A resort in Enoch, Alberta, whose architecture is its most visible quality: large, low buildings shaped by the land around them rather than the street in front of them. The entry treats the buildings as the subject and the rooms as what they contain.
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Windsor · Ontario
A 4-star hotel on the Detroit River in Windsor, whose history is written into the waterfront position it holds. The entry describes it as a building with a past: the river, the facade and the floors above the street.
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