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Contra
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Would be great to put a moratorium on banks moving into new condos. Vibe killer.
rdaner
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nogoro
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So they put banners above the main floor on the Bathurst side (see photo). I also saw "House Concepts" on the Bloor side. At least we know Bestco is still committed to opening here. I went to the Petite Colline (the banner between mirvish and kitchen) just off from Steeles and Woodbine, and they are an asian bakery that also served pasta. Hope it will be similar here.
flonicky
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Bailey123!
New Member
BMO is set to open Monday and from what I hear a lot of the other retailers are aiming to open September
livesquid
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Really excited for the BMO to open. Can't wait to do some banking.
unrealestate
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i wonder what this location will have!?
rdaner
Senior Member
And I bet that Westbank is thrilled to be getting a little more rent income!
lightarchitect
Active Member
urg no more banks
rdaner
Senior Member
So the BMO is open. Yeah! Lol
Got some shots of the restorations going on along Markham and up close they are beautifully done! And if you look closely at the image of the Kitchen Hub you will see the addition of lettering.
Taken 17 June.
Got some shots of the restorations going on along Markham and up close they are beautifully done! And if you look closely at the image of the Kitchen Hub you will see the addition of lettering.
Taken 17 June.
flonicky
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UrbanFervour
Active Member
It would have been easy to use pavers with a pink or even a taupe tint to warm up the otherwise somber architecture. We are getting another expanse of greyness.
Before someone says "it can't be done", the same architect/developer team sourced red and brown pavers at Woodward's in Vancouver and it's a warm and colourful destination in the middle of an often chilly, grey city. Why does so much of our architecture and public space have to be drained of colour here?
Before someone says "it can't be done", the same architect/developer team sourced red and brown pavers at Woodward's in Vancouver and it's a warm and colourful destination in the middle of an often chilly, grey city. Why does so much of our architecture and public space have to be drained of colour here?
maestro
Senior Member
They are nice pavers. They could have done more with the precast planters that match the precast cladding. They don't have to match
Everything is a just a little tight which doesn't benefit Henriquez panache for complex built forms and cladding. The towers all blend together. I wish Henriquez went with a distinct simplified palette for each tower instead. More room between each tower wouldn't be realistic.
Everything is a just a little tight which doesn't benefit Henriquez panache for complex built forms and cladding. The towers all blend together. I wish Henriquez went with a distinct simplified palette for each tower instead. More room between each tower wouldn't be realistic.
