ADRM
Senior Member
I wondered if that was the case right after I posted it, though it's the one linked to from the community consult notice.
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I wondered if that was the case right after I posted it, though it's the one linked to from the community consult notice.
Yoshimura
Active Member
Is this it?
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Certainly looks like it
PMT
Senior Member
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
can't wait to see the residents shit bricks over that
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
If I was a resident of the area, I would jump to accept this.
Eastern Avenue is only going to see taller and more dense proposals in the coming years.
Eastern Avenue is only going to see taller and more dense proposals in the coming years.
tripwire
Active Member
Wow, they made Easter/Logan look very clean and spacious in their renderings! 
The building is not spectacular, but I do look forward to new developments like this one in this neighbourhood. I used to drive down Logan often many years back, and it was always interesting watching those tractor trailers backup up into the factory bay. It's a VERY tight street, I was always impressed by the drivers.
The building is not spectacular, but I do look forward to new developments like this one in this neighbourhood. I used to drive down Logan often many years back, and it was always interesting watching those tractor trailers backup up into the factory bay. It's a VERY tight street, I was always impressed by the drivers.
Skeezix
Senior Member
Wow, they made Easter/Logan look very clean and spacious in their renderings!
Yeah, I was going to say that I don't think the residents of this stretch of lower Logan Avenue will miss the trailer tractor trucks backing into this site.
Lenser
Senior Member
This looks pretty good. Not a show-stopper by any means but it has clean lines and is not overly imposing.
I think most people in the east end understand that densification is coming. Most just want the new stuff to fit in within reasonable parameters. You'll always find the odd person who thinks even four stories is too much, but that's not the majority sentiment. I think most of us are excited about Eastern morphing into something more desirable and balanced. Still not sure how well the remaining film & TV studio elements will fit in with the coming office and retail plans, but overall I'm positive about what's happening along that stretch.
I think most people in the east end understand that densification is coming. Most just want the new stuff to fit in within reasonable parameters. You'll always find the odd person who thinks even four stories is too much, but that's not the majority sentiment. I think most of us are excited about Eastern morphing into something more desirable and balanced. Still not sure how well the remaining film & TV studio elements will fit in with the coming office and retail plans, but overall I'm positive about what's happening along that stretch.
smably
Senior Member
The ground floor treatment of the heritage building is the best part of this proposal. I wonder what kind of retail they're hoping to get in there.
Toronto1028
New Member
Any updates on this development? Haven't heard anything in a while.
Toronto1834
Active Member
The Heritage Preservation Board voted to include 462 Eastern Avenue on the City's Heritage Register on May 18. I assume that will go to Community Council next.
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Changed again
PMT
Senior Member
Lyphe
Active Member
Great improvements through the various iterations imo.