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Lmfao at the internet pseudo tough guy attitude. Anyways, sad that such sorry architecture can be designed or considered tasteful by some.

Nice list. I also heard of a project for the SW corner of Roehampton and Mt. Pleasant. Pretty much every low-rise structure left in that section is inevitable for future development.

Quite tall for the area. There's nothing nearly as tall in the Swansea portion of Lakeshore. I doubt this proposal will get approval at this height,

Looks good in that large rendering. My favourite feature are those extended glass fins.

There's no blue on the main side facing Bloor so it's not so bad. Overall this project is looking good, nice scale for buildings along Bloor.

Looks like Bulk Barn is building on their success at Yonge & College and expanding in the downtown core.

Looks like redevelopment potential for those low-rise buildings along Hayden.

This is a pretty significant parking lot so nice opportunity to add a substantial building here. I can picture learning space in the lower section, and several towers housing student residences above.

Ryerson purchasing both these parking lots is great news. Further enhancing the street wall of this stretch. Dundas East, between Church and Jarvis, will gradually come together.

Phase 2 to be called "Dei" ?

Very Exciting! Alsop always designs power statements that demands your attention.

The Entertainment District will also look significantly denser too!

That proposed student rez building at 245 College (originally at 42 storeys) would of had no problem getting approval at this location.

Hopefully we get some quality retail at the base. More restaurants would be nice. Dundas b/w Bay and University has seen an increase in pedestrian activity in recent years with all these new eateries opening.

Nice 3D model insertnamehere. We'll also likely see more development at Y/E, north of Eglinton. I also wonder what's the status of that stale proposal at Eglinton/Duplex.

The podium also does a great job integrating with the urban fabric of nearby buildings along the Esplanade.

I'm not really excited for this reclad based on that test panel. We've been seeing plenty of that colour in recent new buildings.

Yonge & College is becoming quite dense with all these projects in the pipeline. This will further help fill in the gaps in the urban fabric of the area.

My bad, thanks for that info.

I can't wait to see this area in 5-10 years.