COBE didn't get the memo that Toronto hates public bleacher seating.. for real tho, some of the nicest rental interiors out there are by the Dream/COBE team

im just curious: how do you rent this space? who is it being rented from? what would they charge?

whatever they are building in the courtyard here, looks pretty sweet

Im going to assume the SW unit on Cherry is already leased, based on this?

Correct, there is only one basement level, no below grade parking. so it should come out of the ground pretty quick. But the slab edges and floor plate changes are not exactly condo-level simple. They will take some time to execute. And on the topic of the sidewalk, it is entirely being...

in addition to the aforementioned Shoppers, Mandy's is going into the NW corner

looks incredible. a city block is a sum of its parts

please dont suggest that nobody cared. that is an insult to the very good architects here who were clearly responding very thoughtfully to elements and directions outside of their control.

also for the engineered slab on grade

yea man im with you! chill

just plant new trees in the new streetscape

oyyyyyy

man this is awful. how far apart are those towers? it cant be feasible to build to that tight degree of separation

there wont be much digging, there are no below grade levels for this building

59s on this weird stupid sliver of land is just odd. im all for density and height, this is just an extremely awkward knuckle of a site for it

whats going on with the south side? why havent they poured curbs and sidewalks and created new loading access to those existing buildings? is that a ROW limit? can they actually not touch that private land? if not, that sucks

COBE trying their hand at condos, not bad. But it feels like they're being influenced by AA too much

i wish all these spaces already existed.. hopefully in my lifetime

it would be super dope if the new laneway road was red pavers.. a reference to Distillery

perfect scaled infill structure. wish we had more buildings of this scale peppering the city