Red Mars
Senior Member
Pics taken Feb 1, 2019
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kotsy
Senior Member
Send it back! We don't want it.
Northern Light
Superstar
Was in MEC on King yesterday.........in the course of my time there, asked staff about a move date and plans.......
I am told staff expect to shift to the Queen St. site in April.
They also don't expect any advance closure, apparently a specialized team will move all inventory overnight,
King will close one day and Queen open the next.
I am told staff expect to shift to the Queen St. site in April.
They also don't expect any advance closure, apparently a specialized team will move all inventory overnight,
King will close one day and Queen open the next.
Yegger
Active Member
With every update, this building becomes worse. How can the detailing be so messy?
Lenser
Senior Member
After all these months, I'm still processing how horrific this thing is. What were they thinking.
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pics taken Feb 5, 2019
Towered
Superstar
Funny how mysterious arson never affects crap buildings like this...
neuhaus
Senior Member
Wow, the Soho Street facade looks abysmal.
Welcome to Markham south!
Sweeny&Co has been designing some really hideous buildings.
Welcome to Markham south!
Sweeny&Co has been designing some really hideous buildings.
QueerstoryApp
New Member
hideous indeed! .. I can't believe Sweeny&Co are the architects hired to design the waterfront innovation centre! grim!
RonThom
Active Member
Oh my god, what a piece of shit
Fad225
Active Member
it is truly abysmal - walking by it everyday I truly wonder how the city allows junk like this to be built!
Amare
Senior Member
I dont know what's been up with Sweeny&Co over the past couple of years, but something has clearly changed over the past 5 years. For them to be designing and commissioning things like this repeatedly is worrying.
Longview
New Member
What, were they thinking? What were they, thinking?
thettctransitfanatic
Senior Member
Because the city allows all junk to be built, unless it doesn't comply with fire regulations...
MetroMan
Senior Member
The only contribution this building is making to the neighbourhood is putting parking underground. Presumably there’s more parking underground than the surface lot it’s replacing. We really need to start eliminating street parking on major streets, specially ones with streetcar lines. That’ll only happen if politicians can point to other parking options. This gets us a little bit closer.
Then again, imagine being the owner of these homes...
Their properties are now facing the butt end of a big box store. Values must’ve plummeted after this.
Then again, imagine being the owner of these homes...
Their properties are now facing the butt end of a big box store. Values must’ve plummeted after this.