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Would this mean the end of the CAA Theatre?

I worry that many of the most beautiful and significant downtown heritage buildings will be gutted in the name of the housing shortage while dubious heritage designations protect areas like the Danforth.

Everyone I know in a condo or rental in Niagara Falls is in a low or mid rise. Aside from the cool views, I'm not sure why any local resident would live in a giant tower here versus one of the many low or mid rise projects going up on McLeod Road, which are really cleaning up a street that was...

I like the hot dog cart in the renderings. This is some serious density and mixed use here.

Seeing these shiny new stations going up without more service is giving me VIVA Rapidway vibes. Hopefully better service is on the way eventually.

Hopefully we see much more density around this very important station. It's kind of wild that way more density is being proposed along the above ground LRT versus a station with Line 2, Line 5, GO and possibly even VIA service in the future. Some of the yellow belt around this station needs to go.

YRT offers really limited GO shuttles, so this could really help.

With this never-ending building boom, firms are busy whether they produce good work or not and it's really starting to show.

Yonge and St. Clair continues to get super-sized! I like the proposal but I can't imagine they will get away with less than full office replacement here.

It's a visual downgrade, but the real crime was that it was redeveloped at such low densities not so long ago despite being right on Line 1. I'm glad Toronto is becoming less timid when it comes to adding density to "richer" parts of the city, although some of that is because of the province...

It looks like there is office space in the podium?

I'm wondering if rooftop dining was discussed?

"Del Boca Vista Properties" -- great reference.

I can't wait until the cladding gets to the first opening. This project is really shaping up to be a beauty!

This is on Highway 7 just west of Main Street Markham (Markham Road). As a local resident, I hope all of these old plazas are redeveloped in a similar fashion. https://pub-markham.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=56330

Wonderful photos as always! Dundas/Trafalgar has impressive density for being so far from the urban core.

Lots of room for intensification around this station.

"Blade Runner on a budget" is definitely the design language of many of our local architects.

That concrete pad gets excruciatingly hot in the summer, so nice to get a bit of shade, even from this ugly thing.

I wonder how many units in this various clunkers will have basically no sunlight after all is said and done?