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Bazis' E Condos maintains the low-rise retail strip along Yonge, so hopefully same thing applies here.

Cladding seems to be on par with 300 Front. Both with lots of spandrel.

Looks like this could be the location for an upcoming condo called "The Nest" Discussion here: http://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/chat/new-home-projects/1451/upcoming-rockport-condo-development-on-st-clair-west

Rendering from BlacktowerTV: https://twitter.com/BlacktowerTV/status/278324254708211712/photo/1

Report is that this property has been sold. http://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/chat/new-home-projects/1458/who-bought-regent-parkduke-of-york-school

Here's some more information: http://www.slna.ca/slna-news-pdfs/First-parliament-a.pdf

This is unfortunate. The Hungarian House is one of the handful architecturally notable buildings along this stretch of St. Clair West.

I'm not a fan of this so far. The cladding looks awful. Tridel really needs to dump Kirkor.

That triangle building beside it would make for an interesting infill project some day.

Very nice tribute and extension to the existing modernist building.

Here's the address for Shuter St Condos http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentApplications/associatedApplicationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=3154611 Redevelopment of the existing proerties municpally known as 64-70 Shuter street for the prupsoes of a new mixed use building , 29 stories above...

Just walked by the site. The sales centre looks nice and should be ready soon.

The design looks fine to me. This is a great scale for new buildings along my main streets, especially on transit lines.

The splash of colours will be a welcomed addition and bring some variety to this section of the Bay canyon.

Those renderings look great. This project looks really well planned out and should bring new life to this area.

Agreed. West Harbour City is precast to achieve the stone-deco look but is just as horrid and sterile as the dated, green glass P+S designs.

Not impressed. Looks like typical suburban retail boxes but lines up with the street. Hopefully the final, detailed design will be be aesthetically pleasing.