[Paclo]

Today:

 

[isaidso]

Surprised they didn't bother to take out that modern triple width window and re-create the 2 Georgian windows that were surely there originally.

 

[stjames2queenwest]

Yea it’s kind of a strange choice, but I bet the light in that space would be really nice with warehouse loft vibes.

 

[denfromoakvillemilton]

Yea it’s kind of a strange choice, but I bet the light in that space would be really nice with warehouse loft vibes.

Surprised they didn't bother to take out that modern triple width window and re-create the 2 Georgian windows that were surely there originally.

Agreed with you guys but Toronto design always favors the future.

 

[DSC]

Surprised they didn't bother to take out that modern triple width window and re-create the 2 Georgian windows that were surely there originally.

See photo one page back, Nov 3rd. , of the building being rebuilt in 1980s (a fire?).

 

[Edward Skira]

Is there still a crane here?

 

[maestro]

Favours the future? Is that the nice way of saying cheapen out? Recreating the original is more expensive than retaining the 1980s reno.

 

[August Leo]

Is there still a crane here?

I don't think so.

 

[mburrrrr]

Is there still a crane here?

Hopefully I got the correct building this time. Crane removed between Sept 19 and Oct 11.

Oct 11

Nov 25

 

[DarkSideDenizen]

 

[AlbertC]

 

[UrbanAffair]

 

[AlbertC]

The collective change in the urban landscape of this area within the past decade or so is quite impressive.

 

[rdaner]

The collective change in the urban landscape of this area within the past decade or so is quite impressive.

Shuter Street has become its own little neighbourhood.

 

[mav_86]

Very nice crisp lines working with the surrounding buildings to look appealing. I want more of this for Toronto. Reminds me of Chicago architecture.