Northern Light said:
When Ed and '42' agree to put FSI in the database for every project you need to get a gig helping them out from memory! LOL

I tried lookiing up a few that weren't super recent ...............not so easy.
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We are tracking FSI, but it and a number of other stats in our database files are only accessible via UT Pro.

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Not sure if all of these were already posted.

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amh said:
Argh. This is like the worst of Toronto planning and architecture all wrapped up into one aesthetic.
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In the even that this actually does get built (I have my doubts), dont worry there's 0% chance we see the gold/bronzed colour make it through the process. This is Toronto, we're allergic to that kind of thing.
 
^^ there's free prescriptions at Shoppers today for "happy pills" and new zoom lens glasses.

In Ed's 2nd pic, closer on the cladding/historic facade... it looks pretty much exactly like what material palette promised. And I for one goldie likes it.
 
xy3 said:
I think the randomly staggered window trend has run its course. This looks dated to me.
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So is the random vertical lines trend. Or maybe in this case they're meant to blend in with Aura's broken crown lighting (it's just across the street after all).
 
xy3 said:
I think the randomly staggered window trend has run its course. This looks dated to me.
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Rascacielo said:
So is the random vertical lines trend. Or maybe in this case they're meant to blend in with Aura's broken crown lighting (it's just across the street after all).
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Except these aren't random pre-cast (or spandrel) vertical stripes tacked on... they are angled gold (x2) aluminum panels... window frames with "light play".

But I'll give up now. :confused:👏
 
3Dementia said:
Except these aren't random pre-cast (or spandrel) vertical stripes tacked on... they are angled gold (x2) aluminum panels... window frames with "light play".

But I'll give up now. :confused:👏
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The gold aluminum panels are not the issue, rather the randomness of the proportions and gap-toothed cut-outs. The semi-gloss/mullion-laden window-wall also adds to the tiring funky cheapness that defined so much of 2008-2018 in the GTA (and much of Canada)

I prefer architecture that embraces the classical golden ratio , whether it's Georgian , Beaux Arts or Miesian.
 
To no one's surprise..............

This one is the subject of an Appeal Report (formerly Request for Direction Report) coming to the next meeting of TEYCC:


From the above:

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Comments: The City very clearly wants some setback for the tower behind the heritage facades on Yonge and also wants a widening of the sidewalk on Gerrard. That combination would eat in to the floorplate on a very small site. Not sure there's anything viable here. There is real distance between the proposal and something that might be acceptable.
 
399-401 Yonge Street
January 24, 2022
6:30 PM – Virtual Hearing
Virtual meeting to discuss Rezoning Application for a 76-storey mixed-use building having 828 dwelling units and a non-residential gross floor area of 191.84 square metres, and a residential gross floor area of 53409.67 square metres.
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