The old LCBO sign on the SE corner of the lot has finally gone. It was the last remnant.

Some good news! https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/11/21/harbourfront-skating-makes-its-return-this-winter-with-help-from-city-hall/

Not a job for the faint of heart!

Transitional sweeping white louvre piece installed today.

Activity this morning.

Interesting that the hotel website says "Opening Fall 2025", which I assume would be well ahead of the residential completion.

Hotel signage up on west side of podium.

Great work! Quite the contrast to the bleak state it's in right now. I'm starting to imagine a whole series of images of "Downtown with trees" and "Downtown without overhead wires", but the latter might cause a GPU overload!

Absolutely. Anyone out there got the Photoshop skills to do a mock-up? I'd love to get an idea of how it could look.

Fantastic to see the transformation from this!

Great light this evening!

It's a little hard to see in the pictures, but there are staggered brackets on the glazing (marked green) that look like they will hold the transition louvre pieces in a sweeping shape (marked red).

Louvre cladding and railing progress on south side. Sidewalk filling progress on west side.

New white cladding going over the ventilation louvres on the podium level.

@Towered sure has been busy reinstalling cranes on buildings! :)

Well I guess it should come as no surprise to anyone that a "developer" with the word "capital" in their name might not be in the business of building actual homes. I'm more curious about how architects feel about designing buildings purely for rezoning exercises, knowing that their work will...

Earlier today:

Sidewalk update:

Lunchtime today:

Repairs/recladding: