Welcome to M5V

Welcome!  Speak your mind and hear those of others!
 
Thanks for visiting the M5V blog. In our continued effort to provide you with a resource based environment, we are excited to launch our blog, a place where you can speak your mind about anything that pertains to your home, and see what others have to say as well. From the correspondence that we have been receiving, we are confident that many of you are like minded individuals who are looking for something unique and different. We are making our best efforts to bring to you the things you want and create an experience that breaks away from the norm. We hope that you enjoy this!
 
A few house rules - we do not intend this to be a marketing ploy, we will not be editting responses, but we will not tolerate shit-talking either. We want this to be constructive and appreciate your efforts as such! 
 
(what's a blog - just in case you were wondering, a blog offers an online discussion on topics that have been listed or expressed as interest by individuals. The blog offers a place where ideas can be shared and explored by like-minded individuals who may have the same or very differing opinions!)

This entry was posted by TAS DesignBuild on Tuesday, June 6. 2006 at 16:23. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog.

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  1. Donald Tawse says:
    #1 2006-11-25 18:56 (Reply)

    I would be interested in inquiring as to the nature of any restrictions you may have as owners renting units upon occupancy.......thanks

  2. mazyar says:
    #2 2006-11-29 17:58 (Reply)

    Hi Donald,

    We do not impose any restriction on rentals.

    If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us.

    Thanks,
    Mazyar

  3. Josh Rachlis says:
    #3 2007-06-02 04:01 (Reply)

    I think what you're doing is so amazing. The M5V building is a wonder to behold. I do wish it had a green roof to clean the air, but I understand that maybe your building is too small to have one. From the floor plans, some of those 2 floor units looks stunning. With a central courtyard, no less, to fill with greenery! I just wish I was rich enough to buy one of these units. I also have a dream that you'll build a building near a park somewhere. I find it stressful being in the middle of the concrete jungle, surrounding by idling cars. If you had a green building, with a green roof, backing onto a ravine or park... Wow. This would be somewhere I'd want to live forever. Keep up the great work! You're making lots of people very, very happy.

  4. mazyar says:
    #4 2007-07-22 20:14 (Reply)

    Hi Josh,

    Wow! What a post! Thank you for all of your comments. It's nice to see that the efforts being made by our team are being so well received! We are committed to innovation and pushing the bounds further and further! To get this level of support helps fuel our efforts and is a great encouragement!

    Thanks again!

    Best,
    Mazyar Mortazavi
    Principal
    TAS DesigmBuild


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