Amare
Senior Member
Dont expect to hear too much for now, anyone who went all sign NDAs.
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RickyBobby
Active Member
Ahh. That's weird but too bad
Rimsky44
Active Member
I don't think it's weird - it's an RFP - it's legally required.
"Procurement law requires TCHC to ensure equal treatment and fairness for all proponents. This includes ensuring that no proponent gains access to information contained in another proponent's submission, as this could create an unfair advantage during the negotiations stage of the RFP. "
www.torontohousing.ca
"Procurement law requires TCHC to ensure equal treatment and fairness for all proponents. This includes ensuring that no proponent gains access to information contained in another proponent's submission, as this could create an unfair advantage during the negotiations stage of the RFP. "
Regent Park Request for Proposals - Phases 4 and 5
www.torontohousing.ca
RickyBobby
Active Member
I don't think it's weird - it's an RFP - it's legally required.
"Procurement law requires TCHC to ensure equal treatment and fairness for all proponents. This includes ensuring that no proponent gains access to information contained in another proponent's submission, as this could create an unfair advantage during the negotiations stage of the RFP. "
Regent Park Request for Proposals - Phases 4 and 5
I guess it makes sense - except not sure I understand what advantage it would create ... more likely, I guess, that proponents would lower themselves to the lowest denominator.
Northern Light
Superstar
Phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park Renewal head to the Board of TCHC on Dec 15th.
Staff are seeking approval to
We won't know who the proponent is until they are approved at the meeting.
But we do know a few things:
Link to the full report, here:
Attachments below:
Staff are seeking approval to
We won't know who the proponent is until they are approved at the meeting.
But we do know a few things:
Link to the full report, here:
Attachments below:
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Amare
Senior Member
Just based on the land breakdown, Block 4-10 look like they're going to be completely sterile no matter who the proponent is. That's just a ridiculous set up.
All of the blocks started out looking very simple initially, and those ones will undoubtedly end up with more variation as they are designed.
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ferusian
Active Member
From the TCHC's Board of Directors Meeting webstream: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAIstCjuOtfKCZGI6-m9_Og/live
Amare
Senior Member
After the crime that Daniels committed over on the waterfront, i'm very satisfied they wont be involved in the next phases here.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
I had a feeling Tridel would grab the second phase. Hopefully they more so follow what they are doing on the waterfront architecturally, and not their spandrel-filled messes they have otherwise been doing.
It's good news for Kirkor, that is for sure.
It's good news for Kirkor, that is for sure.
AlbertC
Superstar
News Release: TCHC approves Tridel Builders Inc. as developer partner for Phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park revitalization
December 15, 2020
The Board of Directors of Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) today approved the selection of Tridel Builders Inc. as TCHC's developer partner for Phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park revitalization following a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process.
Tridel's plan for Phases 4 and 5 of the revitalization provides outstanding value to the Regent Park community, Toronto Community Housing and the City of Toronto. It commits Tridel to a $26.8-million community economic development program that will benefit the tenants and residents of Regent Park. The program will be shaped over the next year with regular, frequent and direct input from the community on their priorities.
The Daniels Corporation will continue to be TCHC's developer partner for Phase 3 to complete all work arising from its partnership with TCHC. The Daniels Corporation, Tridel and Capital Developments were the three developers competing for the contract under the RFP.
December 15, 2020
The Board of Directors of Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) today approved the selection of Tridel Builders Inc. as TCHC's developer partner for Phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park revitalization following a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process.
Tridel's plan for Phases 4 and 5 of the revitalization provides outstanding value to the Regent Park community, Toronto Community Housing and the City of Toronto. It commits Tridel to a $26.8-million community economic development program that will benefit the tenants and residents of Regent Park. The program will be shaped over the next year with regular, frequent and direct input from the community on their priorities.
The Daniels Corporation will continue to be TCHC's developer partner for Phase 3 to complete all work arising from its partnership with TCHC. The Daniels Corporation, Tridel and Capital Developments were the three developers competing for the contract under the RFP.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
I hope grey is not the predominate colour of future development here!
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
I feel Alexandra Park is probably is the model they'll follow, which, personally, I prefer over their waterfront buildings.
Northern Light
Superstar
From UT's front page story..............
Here: https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2020/12/tridel-wins-bid-build-phases-4-5-regent-park-revitalization
This caught my attention:
The blocks would also feature a combined 37,296 m² of retail space.
That's over 400,000ft2
Equivalent to a mid-sized mall, or about 10 healthy sized supermarkets!
Here: https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2020/12/tridel-wins-bid-build-phases-4-5-regent-park-revitalization
This caught my attention:
The blocks would also feature a combined 37,296 m² of retail space.
That's over 400,000ft2
Equivalent to a mid-sized mall, or about 10 healthy sized supermarkets!
jayme2016
Active Member
That seems like way too much retail.