steveve
Senior Member
very interesting you noticed that! I'm all for that as well. at least this will add a bit of variation to the tower,
no news on Bay Adelaide north in the pdf eh?
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very interesting you noticed that! I'm all for that as well. at least this will add a bit of variation to the tower,
no news on Bay Adelaide north in the pdf eh?
Miscreant
Senior Member
Nice angle there.
Edward
Senior Member
A dead zone finally healing itself.
androiduk
Senior Member
Application: Demolition Folder (DM) Status: Not Started
Location: 118 YONGE ST
TORONTO ON M5C 1X3
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 12 290797 DEM 00 DM Accepted Date: Dec 7, 2012
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Demolition
Description: Proposal to demolish existing 4 storey multi use, commercial building. Future development under the address of 40 Adelaide St W (43 storey office and podium - Part of the Bay Adelaide complex) Convenience address is 2 Adelaide St W.
Location: 118 YONGE ST
TORONTO ON M5C 1X3
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 12 290797 DEM 00 DM Accepted Date: Dec 7, 2012
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Demolition
Description: Proposal to demolish existing 4 storey multi use, commercial building. Future development under the address of 40 Adelaide St W (43 storey office and podium - Part of the Bay Adelaide complex) Convenience address is 2 Adelaide St W.
sentinel
Active Member
someMidTowner
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Are we at least getting a facadectomy? I will be sad to see that go.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
they will be restoring the building beside it to its original condition in replacement, which looks extremely similar to that. we lose one and then we gain one.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
I'm not happy at all to see 118 Yonge demolished.
MM89
New Member
I don't think they're just demolishing it. As I mentioned a few pages back, if you look at the pdf, although difficult to see due to the quality, it looks like they are taking 118 Yonge, disassembling it, and mirroring it so as to replace 132 Yonge. So the side currently facing Adelaide will now be facing Temperance. If you look at the second and third pages in the pdf, you can somewhat see it.
Atlantis
Active Member
Storefronts along the east side of the PATH tunnel underneath the square are all hoarded up.
androiduk
Senior Member
Application: Building Additions/Alterations Status: Not Started
Location: 40 ADELAIDE ST W
TORONTO ON M5H 4E3
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 12 296750 BLD 00 BA Accepted Date: Dec 20, 2012
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Multiple Projects
Description: Proposal to construct a 44 sty office addition (including a new 7 sty podium)+ mech penhouse addition over existing 4 level below grade parking garage and 1 concourse level, and selective interior work on existing commercial building at 132 Yonge St. Future address - 22 Adelaide St W. BAY AELAIDE EAST TOWER.
Location: 40 ADELAIDE ST W
TORONTO ON M5H 4E3
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 12 296750 BLD 00 BA Accepted Date: Dec 20, 2012
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Multiple Projects
Description: Proposal to construct a 44 sty office addition (including a new 7 sty podium)+ mech penhouse addition over existing 4 level below grade parking garage and 1 concourse level, and selective interior work on existing commercial building at 132 Yonge St. Future address - 22 Adelaide St W. BAY AELAIDE EAST TOWER.
raptor
Senior Member
Found these two renderings from Brookfield Multiplex's website:
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So is it going to front onto Yonge Street or no? I'm still a bit confused about this next phase of BAC.
The podium will.
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Knowing that, the last rendering posted makes more sense now. Thanks!
I'm curious to see what they're going to do with the historic buildings along Adelaide and Yonge at the moment. I guess this also means the Additionelle store will be torn down. I'm always curious about what is above the store in that building since it's always steaming immensely out its top and it's clear that only the main floor is useable space.
EDIT: I realize there's a staff report, it's just a crappy photocopy and as a result, a bit hard to make sense of.
I'm curious to see what they're going to do with the historic buildings along Adelaide and Yonge at the moment. I guess this also means the Additionelle store will be torn down. I'm always curious about what is above the store in that building since it's always steaming immensely out its top and it's clear that only the main floor is useable space.
EDIT: I realize there's a staff report, it's just a crappy photocopy and as a result, a bit hard to make sense of.
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