I really dislike how half of financial district is blocked off by the big Sheraton slab on the right side. Look at how much of the view it takes up compared to the other buildings. Often times I’ve sat in the park infront of osgood hall and thought to myself how much better would it be if the...

Right by Monde? They could’ve gone for higher no?

I’m sure when Neon signs became a thing people missed whatever they replaced. Sadly, thus is life.

Not so bad at night time tho

I hope this creates a trend where there is tons of demand for high end luxury buildings designed by Starchitects in Toronto

The historic Sam the Record Man sign in the historic movie Half Baked: and seen again here in the reflection of Pizza Pizza: It's sad to see how disrespectfully the "preserved' the sign.

I just gagged.

It's like the city is trying to stop water from a running faucet by holding their hands out. We should be negotiating better public amenities and not arbitrary reductions in height.

I hope it gets lit up, it looks like a grill so I suspect there will be a back light.

The land assembly looks like the gun I’d want to shoot myself with once I see the G+C design.

Stop teasing, these pics will hurt so much more when the architect design gets revealed :(

I hope they’ve proposed retail at the ground floor or send this back for a redesign! :mad:

Few days ago from Jackman Law

I never heard of the project before but now looking at it.. it looks like a rich mans version of Bay Park Center

Bell.. definitely won’t be them. They have their huge campus in Mississauga that was build relatively recently just for them. Floors at 100 Wynford was being renovated this summer and they have the CEO and legal department in 2 floors at Bay Adelaide East. Also field ops are head quartered down...

Street st works for me, even Road rd.

30 years from now enter Blade Runner 2047

Agreed. The lost opportunity to place density here, considering its surroundings, is huge.

No office space in this iteration? edit: ah nvm found it.. less that 2000 sq m of office space <1% of the GFA