Hardly an explanation for the lengthy construction - which is still unfinished.

I like the brick, but I'm reserving judgement until I see more. This is Plaza after all.

Back in 2008, if anyone would have suggested that this property would still be undeveloped by 2021, I would have laughed.

And for certain members saying they like,or love something is adding to the conversation. At least someone will be getting some enjoyment out of this development.

One can only hope that the towers will bring some relief and that this mess will be restricted to Mercer Street. My condolences to the residents of the condo to the south who have to look at these lower floors.

The chandeliers in the market building were lit up the other night.

The best Toronto can be is to be Toronto - everything from being assertively capitalist to treating people in need humanely and compassionately. And pretty much everything in between. We don't need to pretend that we should be, or are, anyone else.

Apparently there is a bat signal installed on UT as well.

Hey, what wrong with that deep taupe sort-of colour?

What went wrong? Everything.

Putting aside the look of the proposal for the moment, the local resident responses never ceases to amaze me. The arrival of any building eight, 10 or 12 floors in height suddenly becomes an object of doom. Height, shadows, traffic, risk to pedestrians, change in retail and so on - it's as if...

They'll have some generous outdoor space available for a patio. That stretch of Richmond is a bit of a dead zone for restaurants and cafes.

Given that BJL's involvement in the hotel development proposed for the corner of Adelaide and Morrison Streets is tied up in the courts, maybe they're shifting the whole thing to one these parcels?

Nothing wrong with background buildings, but this is a prominent corner. It deserved something a little more interesting.

That street front glazing is very unfortunate, marring an otherwise good looking building. It would have benefitted from something similar to 783 Bathurst.