[Paclo]

Additional renderings:

Massing:

Massing in development context:

 

[AlbertC]

I like it! The choice to break away from the collective beige and white colour scheme of the Davisville & Yonge node also garners more brownie points from me!

 

[artyboy123]

Nice and slender and tall! No hate!

 

[Amare]

All colour on this to be stripped away for grey or black in 3...2...1...

 

[70Challenger]

Looks good, clean solid surfaces from the heritage continue up the tower in a complementary colour. Nice to see more proposals without all glass.

And jeez what a contrast from that first proposal...

 

[Koops65]

Link to HD render

 

[Paclo]

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

Resubmission with the following stat changes:

• Total units increased from 517 to 531
• Height increased slightly from 146.2 to 147.25m
• Minor GFA reduction
• Minor unit mix redistribution
• Total vehicular parking decreased from 34 to 31
• Total bicycle parking increased from 583 to 585

Updated renderings:

 

[daptive]

There's no way that facade isn't going to be flattened and the exterior lighting removed.

 

[artyboy123]

Looks like the site has been sold to a new owner, according to this LinkedIn post!

SOLD - 170 & 180 MERTON STREET, TORONTO Cushman & Wakefield, in collaboration with Colliers International, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 170 & 180 Merton Street (the “Properties”), a… | Jesse R.

SOLD - 170 & 180 MERTON STREET, TORONTO Cushman & Wakefield, in collaboration with Colliers International, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 170 & 180 Merton Street (the “Properties”), a high-rise redevelopment assembly located in Midtown Toronto’s Mount Pleasant Village West...

www.linkedin.com

 

[DF416604]

Looks like the site has been sold to a new owner, according to this LinkedIn post!

SOLD - 170 & 180 MERTON STREET, TORONTO Cushman & Wakefield, in collaboration with Colliers International, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 170 & 180 Merton Street (the “Properties”), a… | Jesse R.

SOLD - 170 & 180 MERTON STREET, TORONTO Cushman & Wakefield, in collaboration with Colliers International, is pleased to announce the successful sale of 170 & 180 Merton Street (the “Properties”), a high-rise redevelopment assembly located in Midtown Toronto’s Mount Pleasant Village West...

www.linkedin.com

I think this is referring to the land closing to Graywood. I believe this was a delayed close while they worked through the application.

 

[Paclo]

Application Details

www.toronto.ca

SPA resubmission with the following stat changes:

• Storeys down from 45 to 36
• Height down from 147.25 to 123.34m
• Total units down from 531 to 400
• Underground levels increased from 1 to 3
• Total vehicle parking increased from 31 to 136
• Total bike parking down from 585 to 450

Demolition permits have been submitted as of March for both 170 Merton and 180 Merton

Updated renderings:

 

[Amare]

Oh just hurry up already and get rid of the bronze coloured cladding Graywood, we know it's not going to get built like this.

Just get to the point and slap on that dull gray/black colour that you love so much.