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The crown looks good and definitely helps it stand out even more in the area.

Don't be silly, the existing building isn't even of heritage quality. ;)

Looks pretty good. By mixed-use, is this going to be office or hotel? It'll be nice to see some variation of usages in this future community.

One of the slowest rising buildings in the city, but good to see this finally above ground.

I forgot that this was supposed to be a 28 storey building, which is decent height for Church & Wellesley. With the foundation and first couple floors in tact now, hopefully this can start rising quicker.

Surprised to see excavation type work begin already. Although the architecture here on these townhomes are quite decent, I do agree that this should have been a mid-rise. Higher density usage should be encouraged around Dupont station.

Those spandrel bits look pretty accurate to the renderings so far. Hope the brick being used is good quality.

The dark cladding on the tower is decent, but the brown podium is a huge letdown.

Love the curved tower, this is going to be a great gateway when viewing and entering downtown from the east.

The One was recently featured in an Architectural Digest article on Jan 31, 2020: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/this-85-story-foster-and-partners-tower-will-transform-torontos-skyline There's also this article on CoStar about its work stoppage that came out today, although it's...

Lmao this tool

Fear over coronavirus prompts school board in Ontario to warn parents about racism against Chinese community https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-panic-over-coronavirus-prompts-school-board-in-ontario-to-warn-parents/

Nice to see this begin, that's some pretty epic demolition going on.

Seems like they've scrapped the beige/yellow and red/orange brick shown in the renderings, and are going with grey instead. The brick actually looks to be quite decent so far, it's just the window wall that remains subpar.

Looks better than the previous renderings https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/655-queen-st-w-bathurst-trinity-group-8s.29823/

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2020/jan/06/husband-nazanin-zaghari-ratcliffe-criticises-trump-suleimani-killing https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jan/06/even-after-iraq-too-many-us-elites-still-think-war-is-a-bloodless-chess-game

As far as precast concrete and brick goes, this is looking pretty decent. Hope they use good quality glass.

Good to see progress on the retail, but it would have looked cleaner without the green flaps over the windows IMO.

Wouldn't be surprised if this lags around until Spring before they start excavation.

Looks to be following the renderings pretty accurately so far. The podium is mostly clad in glass. Spandrel seems to be be minimal and mainly starts on the tower.