Fram, Slokker and Kilmer are proposing a 22-storey condo with approximately 350 units. Both heritage homes will be retained. The bowling green/parkette will also remain, albeit shifted southward to encompass and flow into the existing backyards of the heritage homes. More details will be made...

@innsertnamehere is Harlo a partner of In8 or did In8 sell the site?

Yes, Vrancor is the proponent.

Facade reveal timelapse from Indwell: https://fb.watch/8tA3R6PzqK/

Proposed Development The proposal is for a mixed-use development that will consist of retail and service commercial uses at grade, offices, a banquet facility and restaurants, a 130-room hotel, and 557 residential apartments. These uses will be within two tall buildings (35 storeys and 30...

Update from the architect including a sneak peak at the colours under the stickers:

Arkells have a song about entitled Burlington and Oakville folks called "Cynical Bastards"

@ericmacm not sure if you're still working on adding more Canadian cities to your model skyline repertoire, but between this project and the following ones, Burlington could be a good addition: https://www.burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/421-431-brant-street.asp...

https://www.burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/Molinaro_Group_-_Brant_and_Ghent.asp 510 1BRs 303 2BRs 68 3BRs =881 total units 932 residential parking spaces 140 visitor spaces =1072 parking spaces 13,800 sq ft of retail Bike parking spaces TBD.

The upper level panels are under sticker wraps still, but are progressing:

More info: https://www.burlington.ca/en/services-for-you/421-431-brant-street.asp From today:

You better believe it:

Shots from EllisDon

The site across the street has been listed for sale and zoned for 28 storeys as well. Any ideas what kind of price this land might go for? https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/23429075/65-71-agnes-st-mississauga-cooksville

From EllisDon

Looks like cladding is starting to be installed this week:

Great drone shots! Here's the impact on the skyline from the bridge over the Credit River:

A few pictures I got yesterday:

from the architect: