Undead
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Nice touch with the subway map. Those three nodes will probably combine into one eventually. Midtown SUPERCLUSTER, anyone?
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Midtown Urbanist
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Amazing work. Was wondering though if you have 36 Eglinton Ave W, 50-60 Eglinton Ave W, and 90 Eglinton Ave W in the rendering, or they are just hidden behind the behemoth proposed at Canada Square from those perspectives.
steveve
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Thanks for pointing that out, they’re suppose to be in there but they’re missing. I’m going to go back take a look
steveve
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steveve
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View north along Yonge Street from St Clair to Eglinton:
steveve
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Recent graphics:
steveve
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Humber Bay Shores
UrbanDan
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Humber Bay Shores
This is amazing! Thank you!
There are two more buildings that might be added to proposed ones (but maybe not at this point).
2173 Lake Shore West | 156.45m | 49s | Conservatory Group | Richmond Architects
Any news on this one? I would like to know as well!
42 Park Lawn Rd (Prombank Group, 41s, ?)
Still no word on when this might go forward, but thought it was worth getting a pic of the site from high up: 42
There is also this one, but it is probably uncertain:
2313 Lake Shore Boulevard West | ?m | ?s
Etobicoke's waterfront just keeps growing........http://goo.gl/maps/WF3rB 2313 LAKE SHORE BLVD W Ward 06 - Etob. York District Proposed amendments to the City's Zoning By-laws to permit the development of a 25-storey residential apartment building. Two existing 10-storey rental...
UrbanDan
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Is this too small and too North to be included in this one?Humber Bay Shores
Backyard Neighbourhood Condos | UrbanToronto
Backyard Neighbourhood Condos, Toronto by 1, Kohn Partnership Architects Inc.
Thank you again. I think that this is by far the best model of South Etobicoke + Swansea out there!
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steveve
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Those can definitely be added. Thanks ^
UrbanDan
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UrbanDan
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Have you considered sharing your amazing Mimico/HBS/Swansea work here:
2150 Lake Shore | 215.75m | 67s | First Capital | Allies and Morrison
Announcement regarding closure of the Kraft Bakery at Lake Shore and Park Lawn: TORONTO, Nov. 1, 2012 /CNW/ - Mondelēz Canada today announced that it intends to close its Lakeshore Bakery in the West End of Toronto in the third quarter of 2013. The 625,000 square-foot biscuit manufacturing...
Looks like this thread has all the people interested in this area and I'm sure a lot of people would be grateful to see that there is such a great model of these neighborhoods.
Midtown Urbanist
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There is also this site which does not have a proposal yet, but it is surely coming sometime this spring/summer.This is amazing! Thank you!
There are two more buildings that might be added to proposed ones (but maybe not at this point).
2173 Lake Shore West | 156.45m | 49s | Conservatory Group | Richmond Architects
Any news on this one? I would like to know as well!urbantoronto.ca
42 Park Lawn Rd (Prombank Group, 41s, ?)
Still no word on when this might go forward, but thought it was worth getting a pic of the site from high up: 42
There is also this one, but it is probably uncertain:
2313 Lake Shore Boulevard West | ?m | ?s
Etobicoke's waterfront just keeps growing........http://goo.gl/maps/WF3rB 2313 LAKE SHORE BLVD W Ward 06 - Etob. York District Proposed amendments to the City's Zoning By-laws to permit the development of a 25-storey residential apartment building. Two existing 10-storey rental...
2189 Lake Shore West | 195.97m | 59s | Marlin Spring | Wallman Architects
Apparently the Esso station on the corner is now for sale.
steveve
Senior Member
05.04.2021
Any suggestions for future graphics? Provided the data is easily available
Any suggestions for future graphics? Provided the data is easily available
UrbanDan
Active Member
I really enjoyed the ttc vs future growth infographic. Could you make these for other subway stations? Or is it too much work?Recent graphics:
Mimico/ Humber Bay Shores/ Swansea was amazing! Looking forward to more of those
