[ushahid]

First time seeing these rendering views:

ALiAS Condominiums at Church x Richmond | Teeple Architects

Situated in the Church Street and Richmond Street intersection of downtown Toronto, ALiAS Condominiums—designed by Teeple Architects— is a new project by Madison Group, currently in construction. The development will feature a 45-storey building that will rise above a retail podium, offering...

www.teeplearch.com

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i can already see the value engineering in these renders. appears grey instead of Black or is it just me?

 

[Mason5280]

Adding some recent photos to the forum

 

[ML555]

Update for this past week:

 

[innsertnamehere]

That’s one deep pit:

 

[ML555]

Update for this week:

 

[Northern Light]

Photos taken March 26th, 2023:

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Yesterday:

 

[Johnny Au]

March 29, 2023:

 

[ML555]

Photo Update: Is it just me, or does the crane have a list (lean)?

 

[Northern Light]

Photo Update: Is it just me, or does the crane have a list (lean)?

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Not sure if it's 'real' or an optical illusion, but I see it too.

 

[Undead]

Yeah cranes are supposed to sway a bit.

 

[tbone]

Hey all: Alias has a website which includes a 3-D model of their project. In comparing this with the plans as submitted and approved in 2018, I find a discrepancy in representation of the southwest corner of the main tower. In the approved plans, it is clearly displayed as being curved. Yet in the new online model it is built as a sharp 90-degree angle. Is this the type of design change a builder could make on his own, without approval?

 

[GTAConstruction]

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The southeast corner will be curved.

 

[tbone]

But according to the revised plans submitted and approved by the city in 2018 - the most recent AFAIK - the southwest corner is curved. Please see page 27. So, either there was a more recent submission to the city (if so, when?), or they were in error, or the developer is ignoring them. Which is it?

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2018/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-118037.pdf

 

[GTAConstruction]

But according to the revised plans submitted and approved by the city in 2018 - the most recent AFAIK - the southwest corner is curved. Please see page 27. So, either there was a more recent submission to the city (if so, when?), or they were in error, or the developer is ignoring them. Which is it?

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2018/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-118037.pdf

Take a look at page 32 where you'll find the enlarged plan. Just so you know, these are just preliminary drawings. For instance, this document only shows 5 residential elevators, but in reality, there will be 6.