adma
Superstar
I noticed that, too--The Great Canadian Bagel?!? I thought that chain was a flamed-out shadow of its 90s heyday...
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I noticed that, too--The Great Canadian Bagel?!? I thought that chain was a flamed-out shadow of its 90s heyday...
41stfloor
Active Member
Blue wire fencing has been erected at the east end of the site, east of Arnell Plaza and around the fire escape exit. It looks like workers are removing pavers and clearing an area. Skids of new pavers are located just east of the plaza inside the febcing.
On another note, the concourse looks to be extremely successful and a very, very busy link north from Scotia Plaza to The Bay. The food court now seems much larger with people in it than it did before when it was not being used.
On another note, the concourse looks to be extremely successful and a very, very busy link north from Scotia Plaza to The Bay. The food court now seems much larger with people in it than it did before when it was not being used.
Edward
Senior Member
No surprise the concourse is busy. Direct access to the Eaton Centre is a major plus.
grey
Senior Member
There's one in the "marketplace" portion of FCP's concourse. Hanging on by a thread at the moment due to the rennovations.
steveve
Senior Member
does that mean BA2 is somehow in preparation stages?...
And also, any news on the KPMG logo (or did it get cancelled)?
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
maybe they decided to install a skating rink!
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drum118
Superstar
They are starting to tear the structure down
maestro
Senior Member
yyzhyd
Active Member
From the link: Interior alterations to existing 1 sty building (20 Adelaide St W) for temp restaurant use.
Another Starbucks or Timmy's? I hope we'll see something better than just a coffee house.
DaninToronto
Active Member
Only temporary?
Student99
Active Member
probably = seasonal patio
maestro
Senior Member
or temp use because it occupies the site of an approved 45 storey office tower
yyzhyd
Active Member
That was my thinking...
41stfloor
Active Member
They are putting up scaffolding around the structure that abuts the west of the parking ramp and covering it with panels. Panels are also being placed on a 45 degree slant from the top of the scaffolding to the top of the structure. Weather proofing for the work to take place "inside" the open air structure? Whatever they are doing, an open air patio (I hope this is part of the plan) outside of a restaurant would be a great "temporary" addition and make great use of what is presently a very ugly and unused structure.