AlbertC
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The collective level of midrise density in this area is becoming quite impressive!
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Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Westbank | Bjarke Ingels Group
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rdaner
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Level seven columns going up. I guess that we will see a tapering soon. Taken November 30.
rdaner
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Taken 2 December.
Stefan
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Just now, slowly losing my CN Tower views but patiently waiting on the cladding.
UtakataNoAnnex
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I assume they've found a another supplier for the cladding since the one they where using went Chapter 11 up.
tstormers
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But your view will have these glorious glass mountains while you swim ;p
rdaner
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Emerging above Wellington. Taken 5 December.
The REAL
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I'm very curious as to how this will turn out. I'm just waiting for the cladding.
rdaner
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There is a new article in the G&M about Westbank's financial problems. Can't access it so don't know if it is new information or a rehash.
Dperador
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Real estate developer Westbank faces onslaught of litigation for Canadian, U.S. projects due to unpaid bills
Open this photo in gallery: WB1200, also called Stewart, is a Westbank Corp. development in Seattle. The buildings are a pair of 47-storey skyscrapers with about 1,000 apartments.Handout Westbank Corp., a prominent Canadian developer known for its ambitious architecture, is facing problems at...
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citylights
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Real estate developer Westbank faces onslaught of litigation for Canadian, U.S. projects due to unpaid bills
Open this photo in gallery: WB1200, also called Stewart, is a Westbank Corp. development in Seattle. The buildings are a pair of 47-storey skyscrapers with about 1,000 apartments.Handout Westbank Corp., a prominent Canadian developer known for its ambitious architecture, is facing problems at...
Archived version for those who can't access at G&M:
karledice
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Westbank also had a response to this, I think something to the idea that this is common for every developer to have liens from contractors and we're fine (paraphrasing)
AHK
Senior Member
December 6 - Westbank's travails nothwithstanding, a lot of activity at the King Toronto site today. Both tower cranes working away, as can be seen in the first of the photos below. The second photo shows the look right through to one of The Well residential buildings.
And from the Wellington side:
And from the Wellington side:
tzchn
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My crystal ball tells me early or mid 2025
We're about halfway up - the highest 'peaks' are 16-18F and those floors have very few units. There's also no 4F, 13F, 14F for anyone counting the levels.
tstormers
Senior Member
*Image from post above
Is that really a outdoor hot tub (large concrete part of the left) as I think was mentioned a few pages back?