[isaidso]

Looks like the design took a nose dive too. It looked promising so it was almost a given that they'd swap it out.

 

[Rascacielo]

I feel more optimistic knowing Centre Court is now the developer, given their recent projects (Grid and 411 Church). Also, I wasn’t aware that the site didn’t extend to Yonge St (Not Just Noodles). Will there be enough separation for a future tower on that corner, assuming the heritage facades on Yonge will be restored?

 

[interchange42]

No, the City does not want towers right on Yonge. (Anything new would have to fall within the 75° angular plane, like this proposal.) Their preference is fixed up Victorians whenever they can get them along there.

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[Benito]

Today.

 

[Koops65]

A zoom-in:

 

[Lyphe]

Not a fan of this.

 

[cd concept]

I think it's got that generic 1920s New York art deco style office building look for the locals to live in . Thank God it's not going to surpass the building next door ! It looks just fine at that height that it is.

 

[ushahid]

first of all we havent seen any official renders of it. the animation is completely based of the drawings. i think it's a decent design. at least it's not a box. we have an example of The Clover, u see how a decent design can turn out so nice with right materials. i believe CentreCourt wont disappoint us.

 

[TheKingEast]

I'm willing to give Centercourt and IBI a chance. They've done well together.

 

[3Dementia]

Agreed - good materials might save this busy collection of volumes from the Dundas Square Gardens effect.

 

[stjames2queenwest]

Why are you comparing it to Dundas square gardens? There seems to be very few similarities.

 

[androiduk]

Soil testers on site.

 

[drum118]

Core drill taking place yesterday on site. One store is now up for lease. One was to close at the end of Dec and now open indefensibly.

 

[AlbertC]

Feb 13, 2020

 

[ushahid]

was it approved? am i missing something?