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Sorry, typo. I meant to type Concert, who are headquartered in BC, and where they are required to have everything completed prior to occupancy, which was the point of the comment (nothing to do with Toronto-based Context, my bad). 42

Official website not responding as of August, 2023. Anyone know what the status is here? 42

As mentioned recently in this thread, we don't create separate Real Estate threads for smaller projects. 42

We could. The street level on this is dreadful. Cheap materials, and looks like the interactivity with the street will be next to non-existent other than at the front doors themselves. 42

I assume that is what is going on, because no, they have not sold Phase Two yet. 42

For work on the northeast corner of this site where the new emergency department will go, please go to this dedicated thread. In the meantime, this thread on the completed Patient Care Tower is now locked. 42

Dempsters, Stonemill, Dimpflmeier, Rudolph's are among those that escape the roundup. Meanwhile, nice of them to invite Grimace to the sod turning, but with an orange instead of purple face. 42

So, curiously, in May 2023, Council stated its intention to designate, and then in July, affirmed that intention. Maybe in September they'll confirm that they affirmed their intention, in November reiterate it, in January revoke it, in March reinstate it, and finally in May 2024 redact...

All I see in the City Council record is that this motion was passed with amendments at their May 10, 2023 meeting. 42

From the subway on the 24th: I don't see any work on the geothermal, and with three more levels to excavate first, I have to think that what's happening now is just more shoring, this time along the north edge of the site, 42

Approved. by the OLT in April, 2022, the developer here has submitted just updated plans looking to get NOAC from the City on various tweaks since... it'll still be an 8-storey storage unit building, no groundbreaking changes...

The variation of the scallops at the entrances, however, is actually related to the design of the rest of the podium, so that's one big step ahead of the pretenders… but the two towers should be better tied in with that scallop motif, and they should relate better to each other too. 42

Any chance this was submitted to the City of Hamilton on April 1, and submission fee paid for with Monopoly money? 42

So the curviness comes from Bath, the designs are Place des Vosges Parisian wannabes, and the complex is Holland Green Village? Pick one! 42

Yup. Smaller jobs, especially those with a number of custom pieces, end up taking longer to complete than the bigger jobs as everyone from the manufacturers of the custom pieces to the installation trades people concentrate on the bigger jobs that will make them more money. The smaller jobs...

This site could easily handle this building, even if it's not currently zoned for it. Brenner's (feigned?) ALL CAPS outrage is an eyeball-rolling cringefest of unearned hyperbole. Yawn. 42

Highway 427 and Eglinton Avenue is a neighbourhood? Yeah, and I'm a traffic sewer. (The neighbourhood, just across the fenced-in back yards on the other side of The East Mall is West Deane.) 42

Thanks, but we're not tracking cranes in Clarington, as we don't have a full enough or a reliably updated picture of construction activity in that town yet. 42

Exactly, that's a regulation that just needs to exist (whether that ratio of 1/100 is eventually established, or there's some other formula created, we at least need one that makes elevator-riding life tenable for all tall-building dwellers. 42

12 elevators for 1,791 units? That is not good. That's 149,25 suites per elevator. There should be 9 elevators per tower, not 6. The City could allow KingSett larger floor slabs to accommodate the extra elevators, or if not, then go with 8 elevators per building but eliminate one suite per...