RCEO
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Have people moved into Birch House? Leasing opened October 1st apparently. Shows "coming soon" on Tricon's website.
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HousingNowTO
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Health Centre has Opened, but I don't think the apartments are occupied yet.
rdaner
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Apparently people moving in now according to nearby business owner.
rdaner
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Taken 3 October. Lunch at Region just around the corner.
UtakataNoAnnex
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....I guess you mussel'd up those pics. 
HousingNowTO
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TRICON team gave a tour to our MUCP students from U of T School of Cities this morning, first - we got this nice shot of the green-roof and the skyline -- and then we were able to visit the under construction building too. Only the first 3-floors are currently ready for occupancy, as of today.
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Multidisciplinary Urban Capstone Project (MUCP/IMUCP) - School of Cities
The Multidisciplinary Urban Capstone Project (MUCP) / International Multidisciplinary Urban Capstone Project (IMUCP) is a full-year academic course open to undergraduate students in their final year from all U of… Read more
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votemac
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UtakataNoAnnex
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...those are chonky rocks.
ushahid
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ive heard those rocks can cost hundreds of thousands dollars. i remember back in 2015 City of Kelowna built a park and bought a few dozen of these rocks for $180,000 to put in the park. people lost their mind.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
I suspect that's depending where those rocks came from and how they where put together. Also see: Rowlands' Rock
maestro
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I'm going to dig me up some boulders and sell em!
A $1000 boulder costing ten to $15,000 delivered and installed in Toronto doesn't seem that far fetched.
A $1000 boulder costing ten to $15,000 delivered and installed in Toronto doesn't seem that far fetched.
HousingNowTO
Senior Member
"Starting underground and building on the vertical structure of the subway, the pieces were held together using sand and gravel. The 650-ton structure cost the city $250,000."
The Rock
In Yorkville, in downtown Toronto, on the site of a small park area on Cumberland Street there is this great mound of bedrock that has ...
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Less than 20-cents per pound to build the one in Yorkville.
Sure but almost 15 years ago.
maestro
Senior Member
IIRC, Edmonton's NHL arena cost around $600 million in 2014. Calgary's 2024 arena is budgeted for a billion dollars.
ImmenselyMental
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When I walked by yesterday afternoon, I noticed the entrance to the concierge was ready to welcome new occupants. Here are a couple of photos I took when I was here:
