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Taken from DevApp:

"Proposed redevelopment of the site with 3-storey, 140 stacked, back-to-back townhouse units, grouped in five blocks in addition to a private amenity space. The proposed development would have a total of 12,409 square metres of residential gross floor area. A total of 140 residential units are proposed, resulting in a density of 1.6 FSI."

DevApp Link: http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do?folderRsn=IPPYvC1zlh89KC8FoTDuHQ==
 
This has been a Masonic Lodge location since the 60s, the western half never built upon, basically just a messy woodlot (not a real forest). I'm surprised the Masons have held onto it this long. Anyone buying here will have the massive outdoor recreational facilities of Centennial Park on their doorstep.

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Elevation Drawings are taken from the architectural plan:

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You know, this one looks really nice. That's a really good example of how to scale gentle density in to a site while still offering human-scaled architecture that adds value.

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Oh right, I came here to note that a Decision Report - Approval Recommended, for this one, is headed to the next meeting of EYCC.


Of note, from the above:

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