[ADRM]

We'd be approaching stunner territory if they just carried through the brick all the way up. Why, oh why, does RAW love its aluminum paneling so much?!

 

[ProjectEnd]

It's not just RAW. The City has a mysterious love of 'differentiation' whereby UD instructs that you make the lower and upper sections of your building materially different. Stupid, overly-complicated, ridiculous policy that nevertheless - like angular planes - is something they'll cling to forever.

 

[isaidso]

Agree about that metal can on top and out back. It looks like one of those buildings where they ran out of money. That condo on Front East just west of St. Lawrence Market is another case in point. During construction I thought the last shipment of bricks was late but that tin can on top was the finished product. Looks very cheap.

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

This is a condo project with 2 rental replacement units, rather than a rental project, based on the docs

 

[AlbertC]

Submitted on May 2, 2022:

Development Applications

City Planning COA Application Information Center

app.toronto.ca

 

[AlbertC]

Continuing to move along the pipeline. New docs were submitted in Oct 2022:

Development Applications

City Planning COA Application Information Center

app.toronto.ca

 

[Northern Light]

Last resubmission here was June '23. The Cover Letter indicated they expected this to result in NOAC in short order.

NOAC has NOT been issued as at September '24, 14 months later.

@Paclo

 

[PMT]

 

[Northern Light]

Last resubmission here was June '23. The Cover Letter indicated they expected this to result in NOAC in short order.

NOAC has NOT been issued as at September '24, 14 months later.

@Paclo

Ha! Since @PMT had me checking the thread......I went to see about that NOAC.

It was actually issued 3 days after I posted.

So they do have NOAC now.