Ok, so if Toronto isn't going to do something interesting in this spot, with this use, with the word "innovation" in the title, then I assume we aren't a city that is going to build interesting things anywhere. Developers in Toronto must make significantly more money than developers in other...

They have done a couple of single homes, and are in pre-sale phase for another similar sized building. Basically, they don't have a lot to look at.

At $780/sq ft, I am paying for a sharply-designed, up-scale building. However, the elements which make this building a luxury building could all be dropped and not considered a material change. I am trying to get a real handle on the risk of: - losing a balcony - having the layout changed -...

The mansion was moved way too close to the street, no? Shouldn't it be at the same set-back as James Cooper?

They planted 4 trees on Dundas! Wow!

Wouldn't it make sense to have shorter buildings on the waterfront? Am I crazy to suggest that lining up a bunch of tall buildings along the water will visually block the lakeview from the rest of the core?

That "Promotional Video" is the worst thing I have ever seen. It's almost fraudulent. Shots of girl walking around neighborhoods that are not Sherbourne and Wellesley. "Hey, meet me at The Drake for a drink!" I am assuming it is parody? I mean, I know it's not, but I need it to be.

Yup, also: 1128 Yonge 2221 Yonge (Tower Hill) Beach Hill Condos (Woodbine & Gerard) Trump Tower Albany Medical Clinic Abacus Lofts (Dundas W) Cube Lofts (College St.) Kartelle Lofts (Queen and Pape) 42 Camden 169 John St. 479 Queen W

That is a hideous mess. Imagine how bad it will look in real life.

I heard Labour of Love is moving to the South side of the street beside Stout.

They are just getting it ready to be excavated.

Meh, a box.

Didn't Wong Tam own the Timothy's?

I was in this building last month and two issues stood out: - There is no parking garage door. They have left the garage completely open, which is weird for both efficiency and security reasons. - The lobby layout is terrible. One must navigate a strange narrow hallway to get to the...

Didn't Diamondcorp or Kilmer buy it for like under 3 million??

The exo-skeleton is cool but it really is a dressed-up box. Foster knew he didn't really have to push the envelope in Toronto. I think when we look back at the construction boom, this will have been Toronto's big chance to make a splash. Yonge and Bloor.

His pitch for investment to help franchise SQ got brutally shot down on Dragon's Den.

Yay, EIFS was used to finish the building.

That building looks hideous and amateur from Front St. The precast, the brick and the spandrel look like they hate each other. The bricks should have gone down to street level, and the aluminum cladding on top should have been black.

That's exactly how you should feel!