[Edward Skira]

Wait until the Crosstown work starts to really pickup.

 

[WillTo]

Yup.. Wasn't expecting this to start so soon.

Eglinton from Yonge to Bayview is just one big closed off sidewalk now....

Eglinton, and Yonge, and Redpath. Unfortunately streets like Soudan, Roehampton, and Broadway have very narrow sidewalks to begin with.

 

[Roundabout]

Back of the building:

 

[WillTo]

There's now construction on all four roads leading to Eglinton and Redpath!

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

There's now construction on all four roads leading to Eglinton and Redpath!

Not to mention Eglinton Ave itself.

I'll be sad to see this one go. It's long been a permanent fixture in the neighbourhood.

 

[Atlantis]

Took a walk up Redpath a couple days back and noticed that the entire south cladding has already been removed. They're going about it really quickly!

 

[Roundabout]

North side of the building:

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Crazy, this building looked fully intact on my bus ride this morning!

 

[WillTo]

Wow that did not take long!

There was a patch of grass where many living in the buildings nearby would take their dogs to pee. It is now boarded up.

 

[Tulse]

Is any of the existing structure being retained, or is this just a meticulous demolition?

 

[Atlantis]

All the cladding is gone now!

 

[Therion]

Just a shell remaining.

 

[Roundabout]

This morning:

 

[innsertnamehere]

This building doesn't have approvals yet does it? or am I missing something?

 

[david-realtor]

This building doesn't have approvals yet does it? or am I missing something?

To demolish a commercial building in the city of Toronto all you need is a basically a demo permit. Different than residential where you have to submit plans and get approval for what you will put in its place.