Odd timing, to me.............but this one just picked up Sussex to lobby at City Hall.

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1625 Military Trail and 6000 Kingston Road
 
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Altree buys properties and plaza, ready to launch T.O. condos | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange

After spending three years acquiring the properties on which to build Highland Commons, Altree Developments is preparing to start construction of the 539-unit condominium in Scarborough. Sales begin this month for Phase 1 of the two-building development. Highland Commons will
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Condos in Highland Commons’ first building go on sale this month, with the second one to follow early next year. Altree aims to start construction in the summer of fall of 2022 and is targeting first occupancy in the spring of 2025.
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AlbertC said:
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Highland Commons by Altree Developments

Rendering for Highland Commons by Altree Developments
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While better than some of the bath tubs we've seen; and even rather pretty should the project come out like the render...........this is not worth building as a swimming pool. Too small for swimming. That might be two strokes of a front crawl before you bump your head on the other side (in the lengthways direction).

If you just want a pretty oasis, build a one-foot deep bubbling fountain feature and call it a day. Nothing wrong w/that.

If you want a swimming pool, they start at 25M long, and have at least a 1M diving board. and accordingly a peak depth of 10ft. Just sayin.

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On a related note, .....developers: Bathtubs are all soakers, and are at least 6 feet long, and have jets so that they can fill in under 5 minutes; anything else is an oversized bucket.
 
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Nature and urban living converge with Highland Commons development - Daily Commercial News

When designing a new mid-rise condominium development in Toronto’s east end, Kohn Architects used a balanced and contextual approach, taking into consideration the existing neighbourhood along with the proximity to nearby natural spaces. Located at 1625
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The team has applied for a building permit and the site plan is being dealt with by the city. The client is mobilizing for construction which will begin as soon as the permit is received. Building A is sold out and Building B is expected to go on the market this month.

The rezoning of the building was recently approved.

“We were able to add a couple of storeys to the building and show that this didn’t really have any detrimental shadow impact on the surrounding neighbourhood,” the lead architect explained. “As you look at the façade there are a variety of different treatments, different colours and different patterns to try and reduce the scale of the project.”
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New renderings are updated in the database. The project information also has been changed. The total unit count dropped from 549 units to 539 units. The overall building heights for both buildings increased from 32.00m to 32.50m. Finally, the total parking space count was reduced from 521 parking to 514 parking.

The renderings are taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval!
 
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