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The river creates a really nice framing for the Hearn. Gives it so much more prominence. I hope one day it will be reinvigorated like the Battersea Power Station.

I wish the front street entrance also had exposed wood columns like on the opposite side.

We got an opportunity with the Hearn

Nice continuation of the street wall. And great to see a facade given more depth after design updates instead of being flattened like usual.

I much prefer solid metal panels to back-painted glass.

What have they done???

Putting wharfs in that location was the mistake in the first place, particularly cutting off a major river and contributing to flooding.

I’d prefer if they keep it Old Cherry to show how the area evolved over time, how they were able to repair a past urban planning mistake.

I like those dyed concrete panels, it's different.

Hopefully this sets the standard for all the future developments across Queen’s Quay and the Port Lands.

Love this development. So urbanistic.

Hopefully they preserve the Victorian house when that area gets redeveloped to help maintain the street wall. And reconstruct the demolished middle portion.

The restored buildings look so much better than before. Especially the windows and cornice details. If only they went with slate roof tiles.

Great to hear they will preserve the existing architecture, but it should be the entire facade instead of glass encroaching on a third of it.

Went from Hamilton to Chicago

Can’t wait for the reveal of the restored townhouses

I love how the balconies are fully integrated into the design.

Opportunity for a cantilevered tower

I appreciate how reflective the spandrel is

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