I have to say I think I agree that I generally like the tower portion so far as well. I understand where the dislike is coming from...The colour scheme resembles the typical cheep toronto white spandrel/cladding. So it's almost like an automatic response to dislike it. But this does seem rather...

I know Im not contributing much by saying this, but what an utterly stunning building in every sense. Sorry I couldn’t help my self. This is what dreams are made of

This new corner with the red brick looks quite nice. Definitely complements the historic character of king street better.

Wow that’s rough!! Shame because it looks decent from a distance but that oil canning is some one the worst I’ve seen. Like wow

This literally makes me want to cry! Such a shame to be losing all of that. It's like we never learn from our mistakes

Would this reconstructed historic facade on the inside be gone now with the recent exterior renovation? 😢 Looking at the renders it seems unclear because Im not sure where this is located on the inside

Are there two tone of window colours in the first pic? Or am I imagining things?

Is this an infill or replacement of the current buildings?

What a breath of fresh air! Incredible work by Core Urban Inc. Hope to see more classy buildings like these pop up all around the GTA

Really? I love copper branch!!! Their General Tao bowl is so good! Plus we need more plant based eateries in the city. As the Oxford study suggests the single biggest way we can reduce our environmental footprint in our personal life is by adopting a plant based diet. So definitely sad seeing...

Would the plan include saving crews & tango and maintaining the venue? Or is biting the dust?

Can someone help me out I’m a little confused. Why are they demolishing all the historic elements on site. I was under the impression it was being incorporated or at least the facades into the project. Or are they going to reconstruct them?

I never realized there was intention to designate this. I’m very presently surprised. it would be a shame to lose it specially when it can be restored. Do you think there is a good chance the motion would go through when they plan to develop the site?

Would starting a petition to save the historic buildings and incorporate them in the design going to make any difference at thi stage?

Wasn’t the church currently on the site designated? How do they plan on tearing it down? Would be a real shame

Is it just me or did the oil canning disappear?

Maybe we should start a petition to designate the current bulging heritage status. It would be such a shame it lose it

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