stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
This building is a total surprise victory in my books.
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Strange Advance
Active Member
^Agreed. It's very striking.
Red October
Senior Member
Great stuff.
lightarchitect
Active Member
Great picture! It looks as though the building is floating.
gregv
Active Member
From Brookfield Jan 29, 2019
Razz
Senior Member
March 25, 2019:
G.L.17
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Taken last week:
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Superstar
I can't believe what has gone up in the last 5 years in that small area of town
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
April 13, 2019
Could put this in a number of threads, but Grid had quite the presence from Leslie Spit.
Could put this in a number of threads, but Grid had quite the presence from Leslie Spit.
salsa
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heatscore
Active Member
Hope they turn the lights back on soon.
A Torontonian Now
Senior Member
Wasn't sure which thread is the best for this, but Grid just dominates this view now. Taken April 26:
bilked
Senior Member
One retail unit for the whole block. Guess who..
This building has a small enough footprint that when you consider what else has to happen on the ground floor of the building—residential lobby, servicing—it's not much of a surprise that there's only one retailer. Across the street, however, Pace has four retail units IIRC, and Dundas Square Gardens' floor plate is large enough to host several as well, (or something larger like a City Independent Market maybe?), so there'll be good opportunity for convenience shopping for the huge (mostly student) population that's being added to the area by these condos.
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