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Here's what happened: https://www.omb.gov.on.ca/e-decisions/OLT-23-001243-MAR-06-2024.PDF Highlights: MEDIATION [6] The Parties advised that they are currently engaged in non-Tribunal led mediation and will continue discussions with a view to scoping or resolving various issues. HEARING...

We have a submission for another one of the blocks in the Sterling Road and Perth Avenue area of the Junction Triangle, this one provisionally addressed to 158 Sterling, but which will no doubt change, possibly to have a Perth Avenue address when all is set out. This for what would rise on...

For those more familiar with the area in its current state, please confirm… I think I am seeing only one crane here now, (but still three at Voya, and two at Square One District). Right? 42

It's because the shot was taken with a zoom lens, which compresses the distance in order to bring things closer. It not only brings the foreground closer, but the background too. 42

Not a mistake. Levitating cars will be commonplace by the time this place is built. Just ask @ProjectEnd! 42

Yeah, someone else said the same thing to the Hooky's manager, and was just glad to see them in The Well! In the meantime, we now have our front page story up, with a couple more pics from Anthony Teles, and a couple more that I didn't include in my posts on the previous page. One place that...

We've had this concept in the GTA before. There's Village by the Grange, there's Downsview Park Merchant's Market and Farmer's Market, (both the St Lawrence Market and the Market Area at Union Station can be seen as variations on this too) and for sure there are others besides, they are either...

So now we get into the core area of the Wellington Market, and here we meet Ralph Giannone and Cassandra Hryniw of Giannone Petricone Associates. Cassandra was the lead architect on the interior fitout of the Wellington Market. So, Hooky's: good fish in a nice, light, tempura style batter...

Okay, let's head in to check it out... So, Little Harvest is the first place you see when entering from the Front/Spadina east end escalators, and they are on both sides of the hall, with the flower shop on the north side... ...and the groceries on the south side: Next up is a French...

These are your own photos of the Wellington Event Venue: I'm not sure what the capacity of that space is, but no way it's 500 people. The entire Wellington Market area has evolved over time as tenants have signed on, so the layout on the image above is no longer accurate. Here's what we...

I was in that room tonight. I wouldn’t want to be in it with even 200 people. Maybe sections of it were cordoned off behind movable walls, but if that’s the case, they are well hidden. 42

From two weeks and an half ago: 42

Two weeks ago: 42

Anyone receiving invites from me for such an event should, with good cause, approach with caution. 42

Well, we have big news about this site on our front page!! New database file attached atop this page too. 42

We have just put up a pair of new stories about the OpenROM renovations on our front page. One focuses on the details of the changes, while the other focuses on Siamak Hariri's vision for the work. A bonus here that's not in either story is this photo I got of the outline on the floor of the...

We were originally in the Mary Wiens piece on Metro Morning yesterday too… until an editor got a hold of it and trimmed it for time. Bloody editors! 42

I'm with the fire departments that want floor-skipping banned. Meanwhile, I'll say that most developers doing the skipping here aren't doing it for total floor count braggadocio, but their concern that units won't sell as well on floors with those death-linked East Asian language homophones...

There's really quite a lot of exasperation to go around… …but yes, the spelling 'storey' and 'storeys' is something that I'd love to see more consistency in, just to help the reader with a little disambiguation (thank you Wikipedia for popularizing that word!). @Rascacielo has it right too —...

The leaf motif WILL BE lit at night. The mechanical penthouses still have quite a ways to go before you see their final effect as well. 42