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By the 2015 plans, it looks like they will - but with red instead of brown bricks:

In the mail today - Community Consultation on December 4, 2017 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm:

No, it will go near the intersection of the Diagonal and Dupont, but it is not represented in the new renderings - from what I understood.

Two more images with a slightly different perspective - from the planning rationale: Showing the changes made to the buildings in terms of height: The intersection of Dufferin and Dupont:

Application updated. Now comes with 4 blocks of 3-bedroom townhouses - 75 units total. The unit mix and building heights for the towers seem to have changed slightly. From the application documents:

The application was resubmitted on November 2, 2017. A bunch of new documents have been uploaded. There are now less towers, there are shorter with less units, and all the buildings seem to be located north of the new diagonal road.

According to this:

Found this blurry image on the link posted two posts back: It gives a better idea of how the site will be broken up.

There's a bunch of new renderings on Empire's website.

I found this on Clifton Blake's site: 874 Bloor St W, Toronto Currently under development, this exceptionally-located street-front retail site will feature a AAA national tenant at-grade and multiunit residential setback and above once completed. The subject property is within the vibrant...

I saw this reposted on the Junction Triangle Community Group's Facebook page: September 25, 2017 Hi, we’re TAS, the real estate developer for the parcel of land at 299 Campbell Ave. On this site we’ll be creating a rental apartment building with roughly 250 suites. At street level there will...

I was curious to compare the Galleria Mall redevelopment project up the street with that of Bloor & Dufferin to put them into perspective - numbers from the application posted above and reimaginegalleria.com: Bloor & Dufferin: 7.3-acre site, 2219 residential units /147,512 sq. meters, 15,780...

From afar, yesterday:

Quick pics from yesterday:

A few pictures taken with my cell yesterday on my way to the Desire Lines Exhibition organized in partnership with Waterfront Toronto, and held in the former Monde presentation Centre at 291 Lake Shore East. I've you've always wondered what the space looks like inside, this is your chance, and...

It's coming to life! Shoppers is now open. They are yet to put their signs up. We got a flyer in the mail from foodBasics yesterday, they will be selling wine and beer. Shoppers, looking towards the Dupont entrance: The hallway leads the parking garage, the lobby (behind the windows), and...

This morning, biking by:

According to the discussion happening on the neighbourhood's Facebook Page, RAW Design and Worsley Urban are moving their offices there. Just West of there, it is said that Public Studio, Mercer Union, and Made Design are moving into the recently sold warehouse at 68 Geary. Renovations are...

Food Basics to open July 27, Shoppers "Coming Soon":

Interesting project on Geary Avenue at Somerset, west of Ossington. RAW Design for Worsley Urban. The new building would replace an existing one-storey building used as an auto shop: