The TD space is alright, but I'm just not able to shake a gross / dirty feeling I get whenever I am in the VIA area. Judging by the emptiness in the photo, other people still avoid it too. None of the seating in this new area has USB outlets, and there are no regular electrical outlets on the...

This is very close to opening, hoarding is down and windows un-papered. Mostly looks like the rendering (though the view out the windows is incorrect): https://www.hexx.ca/project/chicha-san-chen-interior-uoft

I believe that roof structure is related to the geothermal heating/cooling recently connected to the building from the parking garage under King's College Circle. You can also see the new piping in the second photo on the roof of the 4th storey (they went up through a stairwell). The piping goes...

Chicha SanChen tea / bubble tea... coming (very) soon to U of T's Medical Sciences Building, 1 King's College Circle. Replacing Tim Hortons, which shuttered at the end of 2023.

The province should really just buy back the 407 south of the 401. It seems so dumb to continue to have that short north/south span of the 407 between the 403 and 413. What a roadblock.

Lots of windows and lobby spaces are envisioned with study spaces throughout.

I am hearing that this will be 10 storeys above ground of usable space (possibly higher with mechanical?). It will essentially replace the floorprint of the existing west wing, flush with the medical sciences building with connections into its 7 storeys of lab and office space. Technically it...

When did they start going by "U of G"?

I don't think #5 is unoccupied... isn't it listed on the door as the "Downie Wenjack Fund Legacy Space"? Not sure what goes on inside there.

Wow that office tower's existence wasn't for very long, was it. What a waste of time, money, and materials. Couldn't they see a hospital redevelopment on the horizon before it was built?

I wonder if Caledon will ever shift from the OPP to Peel Regional Police. They are getting increasingly urban in particular areas with more and more subdivisions.

I can't quite tell... did they finally tear down the carriage house that had been incorporated into the previous structure?

Just to clarify this one... It was actually demolition and construction of THIS house in the photo that resulted in structural instability of the neighbour, which was owned by U of T. The fenced off portion in the photo is the site of where said unstable house had to be demolished. The lot just...

That still the case? Through the windows, I don't see a stairwell in the eatery portion to the 2nd floor. Access to the 2nd floor is from a second entrance, as far as I can tell, and I am guessing is residential.

Work is still going on the commercial spaces but signage is up... some tenants are from the former building that was on site (all retail is a food hall concept again). This looks to be just take out counters; I don't see where any seating could fit. That's going to be problematic for the library...