DavidCapizzano said:
Gutting of a heritage building is a bit of an exaggeration and it sort of takes what I said to an extreme conclusion which doesn't really reflect how I feel, or what is happening to this building.

We will have to agree to disagree - in the end it's Cromwell's money and not ours, so it's not really up to us. I can't tell you the details behind Cromwell's decision making process regarding this building because I don't know what they are. I do know that glass guards would have probably looked better (at least to me) than metal panel guards. I think it's also what renters are expecting in a renovated mid century apartment. 100 Spadina Rd did a good job at recreating the breeze block balconies with fritted glass.

The most notable feature of this building (again, at least to me) is its distinctive 70's slab form - not the concrete balcony railings.
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The building had to match the style of the previous, rotted, concrete, Brutalist balconies to be keep the architectural heritage. This was the deal with the city of Toronto
 
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I assume they gonna work on the infill at some point?
 
I wonder if the cockroaches will spread from the old 666 apartment building to the new condo and townhome portion?
 
xy3 said:
I wonder if the cockroaches will spread from the old 666 apartment building to the new condo and townhome portion?
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They tend to come up from the sewers/plumbing. So yes, any residential building both old and new can have them.
 
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