[alexb]

The design review panel video is up: https://vaughancloud.sharepoint.com...rtual Meeting - Open Session-Video 1.mp4&ga=1.

Here's some highlights:

 

[interchange42]

We have quite a big update for this multi-phased proposal up on our front page now, with updates to the database file linked at the top of the page as well!

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[Northern Light]

Additional Renders:

 

[ushahid]

17 buildings. 15 of them will be skyscrapers (150m +).

 

[ImmenselyMental]

I just noticed the rendering @interchange42 posted above is labelled as "looking north" in the article; I think it is looking south towards this project.

Anyways, there are very few proposed or under construction towers in Ontario outside Toronto that are to be taller than the tallest building here. I can think of only 2 in Mississauga, and 1 or 2 in Niagara Falls, that's it. This should be an interesting project to watch, nonetheless.

 

[Johnny Au]

It’s very hard to believe that very much a half-century before these residential skyscrapers are completed, Wonder Mountain in Canada’s Wonderland was Vaughan’s tallest structure!

 

[canarob]

Pretty crazy that VMC station might get 74-storey towers while most of line 2 is still just 2-storey houses next to its stations.

 

[Genjmpr]

What about the services like schools, policing, fire, hospital/medical that will be needed to support all this? Not to mention the traffic.

 

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

What about the services like schools, policing, fire, hospital/medical that will be needed to support all this? Not to mention the traffic.

If this is a master planned development these could all be things taken into account such as having a school in one of the towers daycare Vaughn has a new hospital that just opened 5 years ago so a lot of these are mitigated More so than it would be if something like this went in downtown where there is already a massive amount of density