[C-mac]

To be fair, ‘fine living’ doesn’t have to include stunning architecture. And they do offer heated balconies, which I guess count as making Canadian living finer

This is the biggest problem with Canada right now. The expectation is that everyone should be able to afford a house. I grew up in a small town house with two sisters that shared a bedroom. There were 5 of us in that tiny townhouse with only one bathroom. I had friends that lived in even tighter situations. Now having two siblings sharing a bedroom is practically unheard of. It's one of the reasons we have a "housing crisis". Everyone needs to have a detached house with a bedroom for each child with 3 bathrooms. Only the well off had that when I was growing up.

 

[drum118]

July 26
There a huge amount of photos now up on my site from various locations for the day

 

[Undead]

It's one of the reasons we have a "housing crisis".

What is outlined isn't the reason. More like this and this:

 

[AHK]

July 2 - The steel girder framework for the mechanical penthouse areas on top of the taller tower was installed this week - went very quickly.

 

[LUVIT!]

I hope the lighting in the crowns is special.

 

[Amare]

I hope the lighting in the crowns is special.

After what we've seen from this clown developer over at West Block and Central Condos more recently, I wouldn't hold your breath.

 

[karledice]

I hope the lighting in the crowns is special.

It won't be

 

[Northern Light]

A single pic, taken from Huron St. just of Harbord, yesterday, August 7th, 2024:

 

[harbour]

Does anybody know where the garbage chute is located? I am looking at the units on the podium level east tower.

 

[Northern Light]

A few pics, all from a distance, but different locations - taken August 10th, 2024:

Front/Portland:

Lakeshore/Dan Leckie:

A few from along Queen's Quay, progressing west to east:

 

[toronstruction]

August 10

 

[flonicky]

 

[AHK]

July 12 Evening: Still somewhat doubtful about the anticipated late this year for planned residential occupancy, looks like there is still much to be completed, unless lower portions of the buildings are completely self-contained with all necessary building operations and life-safety systems are operational.