Black-clad house on a hardscrabble street
The year is 1985, and two young men are working in “production housing” at separate sites in what is now called the 905 region. A much older site supervisor decided it might be nice if the two met.
“I looked like I was 12,” Brad Netkin, who, today, heads up Stamp Architecture, says with a laugh “and it was pretty rough.”
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