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Red Mars
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G.L.17
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From yesterday via King and Spadina:
CanadianDriver
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Saw this on youtube today re: Tridel's condos at The Well:
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smably
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Nice video, thanks. TIL:
- All the rental (the two eastern buildings on Wellington + the one eastern building on Front) is Woodbourne, not Tridel
- In addition to the two condo buildings currently for sale, the westernmost one on Front will be going into sales in July or August
- Six restaurants on Wellington
- Rooftop swimming pool is possible because Enwave means no rooftop HVAC equipment
- Construction facts: 335 crew on site, 200 cubic metres of concrete are being poured daily
- All the rental (the two eastern buildings on Wellington + the one eastern building on Front) is Woodbourne, not Tridel
- In addition to the two condo buildings currently for sale, the westernmost one on Front will be going into sales in July or August
- Six restaurants on Wellington
- Rooftop swimming pool is possible because Enwave means no rooftop HVAC equipment
- Construction facts: 335 crew on site, 200 cubic metres of concrete are being poured daily
Red Mars
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Jago88
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CanadianDriver
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:TheKingEast
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Has there been a bigger construction site in recent memory?
kotsy
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Biggest ever in Toronto
jje1000
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I wonder if the Skydome site might compare?
khaldoon
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Mercenary
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Union Park, Rail Deck Park and re-development of Toronto Convention Centre should eclipse it in the future.
whatever
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I know it's not technically in Toronto, but Pearson comes to mind as another exceptionally large site
rbt
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Is that true? Certainly seems true by simultaneous residential floorspace construction. Possibly by dollar value too though Sick Kids (currently in design phase) is a $2.4B project which is unusually large; CIBC (both buildings) is around $2B.
I agree with "whatever" that Terminal 1 seems on larger both by adjusted price and material volume required for construction.
Skydome was also no slouch with ~9 cranes.
Eglinton LRT certainly wins as largest currently active project in Toronto ($5.3B) but it's not a building (or set of buildings).
The 11 year (nearly mid-way through) Darlinton Refurbishment contract is valued at $12.8B if we go GTA wide but even that gets beat by the Bruce Power refurbishment project ($13B).
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