Much better fitting design.

I’ll take it, anything to solve this dead zone in central downtown. Now for that parking lot.

Awesome, that stretch looks really rough currently.

I wish the Harry Rosen store area could be extended to match this building's street wall. And then a new urbanistic facade across the entire Yonge Eaton frontage.

They need to preserve the entire 20s height of the existing building to maintain its sense of verticality. That's how it was always intended, even if it was built in two phases.

I can't stand when there is a brick podium but it has a fully glass corner. It makes the rest of the brick look 2d/pasted on instead of achieving the 'street wall' feeling that these podiums are supposed to replicate in the first place.

The design looks pretty solid and cohesive

Closest thing I could find to a "render"

Technically it is symmetrical, except for the base and sign My issue is with the white marble which looks random in that area with mostly brick.

Another gem robbed of its cornice. Hope the next restoration brings it back.

Glad to see increasing projects without balconies on every unit. It’s inefficient in our climate and they’re usually just plonked on without architectural articulation.

Many projects in Europe and US where they preserve old cranes in public spaces as artefacts and it always makes it more interesting.

They have a team set up to collect the flotsam, but the jetsam, unfortunately, is outside the budget.

The wetland parts already look like they've always been here.

There should be an IQ test where the answer is solely determined by if they would paint a concrete facade.

Is that Is that colour

I never saw that cladding mockup, people aren't ready for how good this is going to look!

Clever installation parodying the tent invasion in Toronto! Any info on the artist?

Probably it will speed up past this point as it gets to the tower levels, clear of obstructions

They will keep the rust patina, they even painted the new supports brown to blend in with it.