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UtakataNoAnnex · Nov 6, 2020

That's too bad for us, but great for you! Good luck with that. /bows

TorontoRE · Nov 8, 2020

Nov 7, 2020 Sunset

karledice · Nov 8, 2020

Ottawan said:
I have some news to share that is good for me, but it is mixed news with respect to my forum contributions...

I have accepted a new job that presents an exciting new opportunity. My final day at my current job is today, meaning this will be my last post of this project (and today for any pics of the entertainment district as a whole) from this angle.

Here's the nearly complete PJ Condos from this morning:

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I had hoped to witness the rest of 19 Duncan's construction, and possibly even Mirvish Gehry from here, but alas, career must trump views. My new office is on a reasonably high floor in a quasi-suburban location. We'll see if it has any views worth sharing to UT. It is certainly possible...

Congrats on your new job!

Red Mars · Nov 13, 2020

Fri Nov 13, 2020

3Dementia · Nov 13, 2020

Great shots Red Planet. I initially thought the patchiness of the pre-cast brick was just an optical quirk seen in long shots, but close-ups are indeed .. patchy. Is this the masonary equalivent of the ROM "Crystal" mis-match cladding curse?

RyanD · Nov 19, 2020

Not the best quality (a screenshot of a video) but this is from last week:

The Preservationist · Nov 19, 2020

It didn't seem that long ago that the Hyatt Regency looked a bit massive for the area. How times change....

Khaloody · Nov 20, 2020

RyanD said:
Not the best quality (a screenshot of a video) but this is from last week:
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A "diamond" in the rough

ushahid · Nov 20, 2020

not a diamond, more like a crystal in rough.

ProjectEnd · Nov 20, 2020

Riseth · Nov 21, 2020

The pre-cast brick really makes this one pop. I always wish developers would use more than just glass. A solid addition to this area.

Rascacielo · Nov 21, 2020

The Preservationist said:
It didn't seem that long ago that the Hyatt Regency looked a bit massive for the area. How times change....

I remember when it was being built - I think it started life as a Crowne Plaza or Holiday Inn. Other than the old warehouses (some of which had been converted to clubs by then) and the theatres, the neighborhood was filled with massive - and I mean massive - parking lots! The south side of King from Roy Thompson Hall to John (all the way to Wellington) was a gigantic lot before they built Metro Hall.