Sweet Hooligan
New Member
These are the new Atkinson Co-op townhomes (front and right). I think the exteriors are complete now and they are just working on the insides. People should be moving in before Christmas.
The taller building on the left is Tridels SQ2 (roof should be done in Nov) and the Tridel townhomes are in the middle.
Source: www.ucitonline.com/alexandrapark/
The taller building on the left is Tridels SQ2 (roof should be done in Nov) and the Tridel townhomes are in the middle.
Source: www.ucitonline.com/alexandrapark/
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Northern Light
Superstar
New report for phase 2 of this project with some changes:
From the report:
As part of the revised Revitalization Plan, additional streets have been introduced on Site 16, between the retained 91 Augusta Square and the new townhouses, to help improve internal circulation.
The revised Plan includes an increase to the on-site parkland dedication by an additional 145 square metres (for a total area of 6,397 square metres) and the relocation of the community centre to the Central Green. In order to accommodate these changes, minor revisions were required to the block layout.The revised site layout and block pattern will be formalized through an amendment to the Draft Approved Plan of Subdivision.
Also of note are some changes to the Dundas frontage:
The original Plan also requires that all buildings be situated within a 45-degree angular plane measured from the north side of Dundas Street West. On Sites 8 and 9, the original Plan allows 4 and 5-storey base buildings, respectively, each with one stepback facing Cameron Street. The proposed changes to the Plan lower the podiums facing Dundas Street West to 3 and 4-storeys. To create a comfortable pedestrian space, base buildings on Sites 4 and 6 are stepped back from the street, allowing a 6.0 metre sidewalkfrom curb to building face on Dundas Street West
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Above the base building height, the proposed buildings on Sites 4 and 6 are not situated entirely within the 45-degree angular plane as measured from the north side of Dundas Street West. The applicant has proposed that intermittent projections into the angular plane, combined with increased setbacks from the angular plane in other areas, should be permitted to allow for architectural differentiation in the buildings fronting Dundas Street West, provided the resulting impacts of building mass encroaching into the angular plane maintain the original intent of that provision. The City concurs that, in this instance, minor encroachments into the angular plane are appropriate
From the report:
As part of the revised Revitalization Plan, additional streets have been introduced on Site 16, between the retained 91 Augusta Square and the new townhouses, to help improve internal circulation.
The revised Plan includes an increase to the on-site parkland dedication by an additional 145 square metres (for a total area of 6,397 square metres) and the relocation of the community centre to the Central Green. In order to accommodate these changes, minor revisions were required to the block layout.The revised site layout and block pattern will be formalized through an amendment to the Draft Approved Plan of Subdivision.
Also of note are some changes to the Dundas frontage:
The original Plan also requires that all buildings be situated within a 45-degree angular plane measured from the north side of Dundas Street West. On Sites 8 and 9, the original Plan allows 4 and 5-storey base buildings, respectively, each with one stepback facing Cameron Street. The proposed changes to the Plan lower the podiums facing Dundas Street West to 3 and 4-storeys. To create a comfortable pedestrian space, base buildings on Sites 4 and 6 are stepped back from the street, allowing a 6.0 metre sidewalkfrom curb to building face on Dundas Street West
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Above the base building height, the proposed buildings on Sites 4 and 6 are not situated entirely within the 45-degree angular plane as measured from the north side of Dundas Street West. The applicant has proposed that intermittent projections into the angular plane, combined with increased setbacks from the angular plane in other areas, should be permitted to allow for architectural differentiation in the buildings fronting Dundas Street West, provided the resulting impacts of building mass encroaching into the angular plane maintain the original intent of that provision. The City concurs that, in this instance, minor encroachments into the angular plane are appropriate
salsa
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Marcanadian
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Materials in support of SPA for Phase 2A, Site 1, a 13-storey residential building by SvN.
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AlbertC
Superstar
Looks very promising. Especially encouraging to see a formidable and engaging urban street wall on that stretch of Dundas West.
Towered
Superstar
Pardon me if I've missed it, but is there a start date?
No start date, no marketing date, no tear down of what's there now date.
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UrbanFervour
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With retail, correct?
AlbertC
Superstar
528 m² of retail space is planned for the ground level.
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Is it different from this project?Materials in support of SPA for Phase 2A, Site 1, a 13-storey residential building by SvN.
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MRKT | 53.03m | 15s | Tridel | CS&P
New docs posted February 20. Render of phase 2A at the corner of Dundas and Dension: Architects are CS&P and SvN. http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentApplications/associatedApplicationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=2845571&isCofASearch=false&isTlabSearch=false
Blitz901
New Member
Why is this development taking so long to materialize? We all know demand is there. The planning of this is going on a decade now.
AlbertC
Superstar
Looks to be a gradual process, but more of the townhouse units at Alexandra Park are being boarded up.
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
Good improvement over the original, though I still question some aspects of the plan. For instance, why townhomes to the north of 91 Augusta and not another midrise building? And why not develop Augusta as a retail street?
AlbertC
Superstar
Appears like they're gearing up for the start of demolition on the rowhouses soon:
