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ProjectEnd · Jan 8, 2019

Precast going up:

Yegger · Jan 8, 2019

Can't say I'm not slightly let down. Was hoping the precast would have a warmer hue (beige or taupe) or just a brighter colour generally rather than the cold grey so prevalent across the city.

Marcanadian · Jan 8, 2019

TLAB has refused the City's appeal of the earlier Committee of Adjustment decision to approve an extra two storeys and reduce parking spaces, so this one will stay at 27 storeys.

http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentAp...icationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=4355758

concrete_and_light · Jan 9, 2019

drum118 said:
Dec 22

This condowall behind Queen truly is one of the most startling new Toronto topologies to me.

Miscreant · Jan 10, 2019

I'm really enjoying that curving streetwall there. Not quite Carlton/Yonge caliber, but it's nice.

TheKingEast · Jan 10, 2019

Yegger said:
Can't say I'm not slightly let down. Was hoping the precast would have a warmer hue (beige or taupe) or just a brighter colour generally rather than the cold grey so prevalent across the city.

You expected too much from this builder. Look at their project further East by Richmond and Sherbourne area. Terrible.

A Torontonian Now · Jan 20, 2019

This development is starting to peek into view from the edge of the Financial District. Taken today:

Also sharing the wider view showing the enwave plant hard at work this cold day:

concrete_and_light · Jan 20, 2019

Ottawan said:
This development is starting to peek into view from the edge of the Financial District. Taken today:

Also sharing the wider view showing the enwave plant hard at work this cold day:

Super cool photos! I've not seen much from this vantage point before. It's interesting how the Entertainment District has grown so much, but there haven't been nearly as many developments between the Financial district and John St. You really notice that in the last photo. 19 Duncan will start to fill this in, and then of course, hopefully, Mirvish+Gehry where all that steam is.