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Resubmitted with updated renderings and numbers. 7-storeys, 124 units. 44 below-grade parking spaces.

The second one is the only good one IMO, and I would even want a few of those around, not just the one structure. I have a feeling they'll pick the third one though because it matches the logo very well.

I am a big fan of having park space on the "inside" of developments like this, with towers against the roads, but we could stand to have some trees between buildings and the QEW. I'd rather see the towers right up against Haig on the west/left side, but I think the buffer along the north/top is...

Wouldn't be surprised if that's the finished facade

So there's a parking garage and also hundreds of surface spaces? I get that this is a secure private property but still. I feel like this land, especially now that it's along an LRT corridor, could be used better.

The TD logo but make it like those french pharmacy signs that look like they belong in a rave:

Pickleball is spreading almost as fast as Metrolinx Grey

Is height variance now a sin? did I miss something? At least they've gone with what looks like a metal facade instead of spandrel, that might look fairly decent for a boring blocky design like this.

Well, we don't remove anything, we just add new pictures to the thread and the mods will update the database as necessary. Can you screenshot the new designs and post them here?

@Northern Light is about to go MIA for 3 days and come back drooling from all this material, LOL

To be completely honest, I don't hate these at all. I mean they're meh at best, but I thought I would really hate them. I guess because they're so smooth, they reflect the colour of the sky in an interesting way. And I think as far as spandrel goes, they've done a good job matching the colour of...

I can imagine they'll just leave the bike tracks to mother nature, but considering the amount of money and effort going into everything else who knows. I'm pretty sure that was just a temporary bypass, though.

I row at the boat club down there, and seeing all this coming together makes me really excited for the future of Hamilton's waterfront (although frankly not for the traffic, lol)

I'm almost 100% sure it's just a name. Like "Artists Alley" in Toronto, like what does that mean haha

There is no community here, it's just a bunch of houses, which is the issue. The walkability here is next to zero, and the only reason it's not zero is because of this plaza. I agree seniors' residences should not be built on main arterial roads in areas that aren't walkable, but this location...

This has been appealed to the OLT (shocker). Although to be completely honest, I would rather see an investment in the plaza in an effort to get some food options in there, and a corner store of some form.

I've driven by a couple times. Assuming it's completed, I don't think it's even close to the old one's height. That being said, it's kinda hard to tell how far back from the road it is. Google Maps from August. I think the tower is around 500 metres away from where this pic was taken.

Pre-application submitted to the City of Burlington for a 29-storey mixed-use tower located on Cooke Boulevard just north of Plains Road in Aldershot, Burlington. 335 residential units, 370sqm ground floor retail. 316 parking spaces for vehicles and 190 for bikes. Only a (very small) massing...

Here's the approximate outline of the development. (so yes, this would replace the existing medical centre)

That's surprising, it seems like there's a for lease sign on every (non residential) corner