Liberty Market Building Murals Capture Spirit Of Evolving Area

Lifetime Developments last week unveiled a pair of murals at its Liberty Market Building that president Brian Brown (above left) says capture Liberty Village's "urban vibrancy, industrial history, entrepreneurial culture, and the resounding sense of pride within the community.” He's seen revealing Love Liberty, one of two works created by Toronto artist Ben Johnston for LMB, among Liberty Village’s first adaptive reuse projects. Redevelopment of the building, acquired by Lifetime in 2004, helped spur the area’s rebirth as a creative and cultural hub.

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