How did PublicWork.ca get the rights to insert a still image from the Avatar movie in one of the renderings?
 
A little piece of information about revitalization projects like this - it takes roughly 10 market units to cover one subsidized unit (according to an architect associated with this project). Even if they doubled the density of this plan, it would still lose money.

And this is what worries me about these "revitalization" ventures - it's a one trick pony. You won't be able to add anywhere near another 12,000 market units to replace the planned 1200 units when they need replacing in 30-40 years. Maintenance will be crucial for this neighbourhood to succeed, and I don't have high hopes in the TCHC and government to do so.
 
http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentAp...4298898&isCofASearch=false&isTlabSearch=false

11 BAGOT CRT
Ward 15 - North York District

Site Plan application for phases 1D-1F of the phase 1 of the Lawrence Heights revitalization. Application proposed the development of 28 three storey building blocks with 200 townhouse units, 44 of these are TCHC replacement social housing units. Resident parking is proposed in individual attached garages and outdoor parking pads.
 
Renderings for phase 1D+F in support of second Site Plan submission. 52 rental, 130 freehold and 40 condo:

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http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentAp...icationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=2575304
 
All it would take is the City purchasing/expropriating a single property by the looks of it.
 
The built form is straight out of a greenfield subdivision in Newmarket. Weirdly low density and not so much as a corner store.
 
The built form is straight out of a greenfield subdivision in Newmarket. Weirdly low density and not so much as a corner store.
Except there is retail for a corner store in the condo next to Yorkdale Station.. and this:
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is just a wee bit different than this:

 

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