[Edward Skira]

You can view the page at http://urbantoronto.ca/content.php?1786-Context-Development-s-Market-Wharf-Condo-A-Little-Off-Centre

 

[yaz16]

very cool condo and fits the area well. Uniquely shaped

 

[skorji]

Interesting to see how the design of podium windows has changed. I'm not sure which I like better. Eventually, is the open space to the north still in the cards?

 

[Redroom Studios]

if you are talking about how something is situated, its still spelled 'center'. The french 'centre' refers to an institution or stadium or gathering place.

 

[Red October]

Sucks for people with OCD..

 

[Conrad Black]

Love the balconies.

 

[MileHigh]

if you are talking about how something is situated, its still spelled 'center'. The french 'centre' refers to an institution or stadium or gathering place.

gotta love urbantoronto members

 

[JasonParis]

I guess I missed the memo, but is Crombie Park being extended a bit west?

 

[tfil]

Don't hold your breath for those beautiful trees along Jarvis.

 

[canarob]

its still spelled 'center'.

*it's

 

[interchange42]

Eventually, is the open space to the north still in the cards?

Yes. That area will soon become the site for the temporary farmers market, etc., while the St. Lawrence North Market is rebuilt. Afterwards though, it is slated to become a park. We are talking five years away though maybe?

 

[Edward Skira]

I guess I missed the memo, but is Crombie Park being extended a bit west?

That land is already zoned as park.

 

[junctionist]

The colour of the brick looks disappointingly dull. The architecture in the rendering was slightly simplified, removing some white accents among the windows and the white frame on top of the glazed upper section. The strongest aspects of the design were realized like the unusual windows and the way the upper section juts out, but it could have been better had all the details made it into the finished product and the brick was a (slightly) brighter red.

 

[MisterF]

if you are talking about how something is situated, its still spelled 'center'. The french 'centre' refers to an institution or stadium or gathering place.

centre or ( US ) center (ˈsɛntə) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]

— n
1. geometry
a. the midpoint of any line or figure, esp the point within a circle or sphere that is equidistant from any point on the circumference or surface
b. the point within a body through which a specified force may be considered to act, such as the centre of gravity

 

[UrbanPrincess]

Sucks for people with OCD..

haha I was thinking the same thing