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Collecdev has the FreshCo site across the street: https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/2400-dundas-street-w-collecdev-s.32082/
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spaced
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The tower is truly uninspiring ... but inoffensive. The base is the best this site has had so far. That has more to do with the city insisting on sidewalk setbacks--and thank jebus for that since this corner is so tight for pedestrians.
How much money did those fools lose by kicking their tenants out before they got approval. Unfortunately they probably still made money selling the property but I'm happy with the city that they weren't swayed by such dirty tactics.
artyboy123
Senior Member
New renderings are updated in the database! The project information is updated too. The overall building height changed from 91.65m to 91.90m. The building storey count remains the same at 27 storeys. The total unit count decreased from 353 units to 354 units. Finally, the total parking spaces remain the same at 93 parking spaces.
The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:
The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:
junctionist
Senior Member
It's an improvement in that it's more elegant and distinctive now, but it's still nothing special for a site in a popular neighbourhood with 3+ transit lines at its doorstep.
Mrgeosim
New Member
After the horror of what they presented in versions 2-4, I'll take this. It's a missed opportunity to build something unique and beautiful that could come to define these developers though.
UtakataNoAnnex
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I dunno...it look's more like a 90's solution to that corner that begs for something more sophisticated.
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I mean...
UtakataNoAnnex
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...I said something more sophisticated, not sophistry. >.<
AlbertC
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blu_in_green
New Member
Really hoping for something interesting to the general public in the corner retail....would rather something other than a pet food store or a dentist.
smably
Senior Member
Looks like we're getting a greatest hits compilation here.
Messy window wall with waist-height mullions? Check. Plenty of grey spandrel? Got it. Monotonous glassy ground floor? Done.
Messy window wall with waist-height mullions? Check. Plenty of grey spandrel? Got it. Monotonous glassy ground floor? Done.
Amare
Senior Member
How many different iterations of crap are we going to go through with Trinity Group on?
They clearly have no idea what materials they want to use, which doesnt bode well for the end piece of trash we're going to get from them.
They clearly have no idea what materials they want to use, which doesnt bode well for the end piece of trash we're going to get from them.
AlbertC
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Coming soon to one of downtown Toronto’s best-connected corners, this future development will feature the addition of 7,100 SF of prime retail space at grade, and 354 residential units. This redevelopment will transform an existing Toronto building into an iconic revitalized mixed-use...
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blu_in_green
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I’m loving that setback on the west side of Dundas!
Kingram
New Member
What’s the latest update on this site , building is still boarded up and bar is still running . No demolition plans.