Posted Jan 13, 2021, 3:01 PM
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Mirvish + Gehry (previous and revised massing models) along side 212 King West.
Prolific render magician Steve Velasco has been busy the last few days.
steveve
steveve
An explosion of height west of the financial core. In addition to a slew of 200m+ proposed and u/c projects, 3 proposed developments include a super-tall: M + G and 212 King W,
and Union Park on Front Street W (right of the CN Tower). The tallest building in the country for more than 4 decades, BMO (left side) stuck at 298m, can only watch and bemoan
the lousy “nice try” super-tall plastic plaque it received from the CTBUH. Even super-tall SkyTower, on the waterfront to the east, render-bombs poor BMO.
Looking south east to King Street.
steveve
steveve
Plan to rebuild Yonge Street with wider sidewalks, fewer lanes goes to Toronto Council
Toronto Star article: https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/202...y-council.html
“...proposal that would make dramatic changes to Yonge, at the same time as Toronto replaces 140-year-old water and sewer infrastructure underneath the street. Once reconstructed, Yonge Street would see dramatically wider sidewalks and the street itself reduced to just two lanes. As well, portions of Yonge would be closed to through traffic during the day in order to prioritize pedestrians and cycling.”
Along with Cadillac Fairview, 250 retailers and tenants are objecting to the reduction of traffic lanes between Dundas and Queen Street East. “the lane reductions would make loading and onloading for curbside pickup impossible and that restrictions on deliveries would be “catastrophic for businesses.”
urbanflight
urbanflight
urbanflight
urbanflight
Existing
urbanflight
The jigsaw puzzle drivers will have to navigate, depending on the time of day (when the pedestrian priority portions are closed to traffic).
UT
The Well - 174m - 46s - RioCan - Hariri Pontarini - u/c
Nice comparison angles between the photo posted by Gabriel Hurl and the HPA rendering. The middle residential tower (2nd from the left in the photo) appears to be starting to climb above its podium.
GabrielHurl
GabrielHurl
11 YV - 212.5m - 62s - Metropia - Sweeny &Co - site-prep/shoring
Shoring well underway after a substantial site demolition.
Benito
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263 Adelaide Street West - 157m - 47s - Storey Living - Quadrangle - pre-construction
Some elevations from the submitted docs. Residential, office and retail.
ferusian
ferusian
Vision glass with bronze horizontal louvres, plus copper vertical fins sounds tasty.
ferusian
The only colour renderings released (posted earlier) are for the lower floors and heritage building.
Northern Light
1 Yorkville - 183m 58s Bazis Rosario Varacalli - u/c
Neat shot of the heritage component.
PhilipHayward
The tower exterior is nearing completion with some finishing touches needed for the at-grade cladding.
PhilipHayward
1181 Queen Street West - 55m - 15s - Skale - Quadrangle - u/c
UT
Finally climbing above grade.
WestEnd
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West Don Lands: Block 3, 4 & 7 - 49m - 13s - Dream - COBE Architects - pre-construction
On-site notification of the large parking lot closure on January 15th for the development. Betting the lock-down, which includes below-grade construction), will delay any site-prep (except perhaps surface work).
UT
UT
5061 Yonge Street - 140m - 42s - First Capital - Kirkor Architects - pre-construction
Office, condo, retail.
UT
UT
Across from Mel Lastman Square.
UT
7080 Yonge - 40s, 20s - Chestnut Hill Developments - Kirkor - pre-construction
abovetoronto
abovetoronto
Mississauga
185 Enfield - 36s, 34s(?) - Kirkor - excavation
Lake Ontario
kmac208
Lake Ontario
Max Condos - 114m - 36s - Tribute - Graziani + Corazza - nearly complete
Pretty much what was promised (or threatened ;-).
RyanD
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bilked
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