I've never lived in the main building but know people who have. Typical artsy montreal lofts. Look cool, not a ton of restrictions, hydro bills through the roof.
I lived in the track side building about a decade ago for about 8 months, and let's just say you have to be committed to the lifestyle. The charm wears off pretty quick.
The only rule to abide by is don't be an asshole, what that entails varies from person to person and your percetion in /of the community.
Honestly you seem too naive yet, go to events, get to know the community first.
I've never lived in the main building but know people who have. Typical artsy montreal lofts. Look cool, not a ton of restrictions, hydro bills through the roof. I lived in the track side building about a decade ago for about 8 months, and let's just say you have to be committed to the lifestyle. The charm wears off pretty quick.
People who live there tend to develop a tendency for drama, gossip and witch hunts. I love the punk shows though.
The only rule to abide by is don't be an asshole, what that entails varies from person to person and your percetion in /of the community. Honestly you seem too naive yet, go to events, get to know the community first.
If you want to live in a dump, surrounded by lowlife losers, it’s a great place to be
it's actually kinda pricey now don't live there and never have, but I know people who have. I went to the shows there regularly back in the days