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  1. A Torontonian Now

    The Madeline (Kingston, 23s, Homestead Land Holdings Ltd., ?)

    Woah - that is a huge change for Kingston. Biggest thing since Princess Towers, which must be over 50 years ago now. BTW, Kingston is a hugely underrated city. It's downtown is far more urban and livable than its population suggests. I loved the three years I spent there.
  2. A Torontonian Now

    Toronto Toronto | CIBC SQUARE | 241.39m | 50s | Hines | WilkinsonEyre

    Congrats & looking forward to those photos!
  3. A Torontonian Now

    Toronto Toronto | Bijou on Bloor | 42.1m | 12s | Plaza | BDP Quadrangle

    Yesterday: And my regular vantage for a couple of years over the pit of the excavation, then below ground formwork, located at the southeast corner of the site is just about to get covered over:
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    Kitchener Toronto | 864 King Street West | 140.5m | 44s | Vive Development | R+L

    “Kitchener Developers, Architects Give Up, Way Up” Best one by far.
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    Vaughan Toronto | CG Tower | 188.97m | 60s | Cortel Group | BDP Quadrangle

    And let's remember that the KPMG building would never have been built but for the anticipated opening of the subway.
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    Hamilton Toronto | Stirling Townes | 14.3m | 3s | Shane | KNYMH

    I think a different cynical reason might be behind this, which is less deep lots, and therefore smaller lots and greater density per subdivision. But I agree that it is also architecturally more pleasing than the shoved-out-front garages.

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