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update: as a resident of 255 Richmond Street East, i've been notified that Brad Lamb will be meeting with my building's Board of Directors around mid-July 2011 to discuss the project. since we are literally just a few metres from the Goodwill depot, Mr Lamb is seeking support from the Board to...

i stopped watching the video after five (5) seconds of that masked person appearance; i just couldn't take him seriously. anyways, this project sure has polarised the opinions of a few people here. which, i suppose, is a good thing for a forum.

the shape of the two towers look rather plain. hopefully, renders will be available soon

the proposed condo would look interesting in the neighbourhood. i live in Space Condos at 255 Richmond Street East. with my mortgage up for renewal in 2013, i may just move next door

"Dutch firm ArchitectenConsort just completed a wavy new skyscraper that brings a fascinating change to the cityscape of Seoul, South Korea. The undulating glass facade of GT Tower East makes it look different from every angle. The 427 foot (130 meter) high-rise stands out even further because...

i hope that whatever is built it'll look far better than One Bedford Condominiums.

those are some great photos. thanks for sharing!

exactly. lessons learned from the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995 include having extremely strict building codes to ensure new buildings are very good at handling seismic energy. for a population of 12 million people, there are a surprisingly few high-rise structures in Tokyo; most of which...

first, some background information ... the Great Hanshin Earthquake, with a moment magnitude of 6.8, struck on January 17 1995. the epicenter was 20 km from Kobe, Japan. the city had a population of 1.5 million and 4600 of its citizens died in the earthquake. across the southern part of Hyogo...

incidentally, does anyone know if there are plans to connect Aura with Atrium on Bay, thereby having the PATH network reach College Street?

there were are great many films at TIFF last month. some notable films that I saw include - The King's Speech http://tiff.net/filmsandschedules/tiff/2010/kingsspeech "The King's Speech tells the story of the man who would become King George VI, the father of the current Queen, Elizabeth II...

many of these photos are really great! thanks for sharing.

these are some great photos. i would like to have seen, in person, College Park several decades ago.

prediction of weather is notoriously difficult. anyways, this week has been great thus far.

in case you want to double check here are the ticket package prices http://www.tiff.net/boxoffice/tickets/youchoose

Greenwich Village is a largely residential area. Montmartre was an actual small town up until the late 19th century when it was absorbed into Paris. John St., in Toronto, isn't even remotely like the two aforementioned places and, as such, the use of 'small town' is misplaced.

i heard many good things about Vancouver. i hope to visit the place oneday.

this is an intriguing concept. i wonder what city, currently, has the most green roofs for the purposes detailed by http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2009/04/14/toronto-of-the-future-cows-on-the-roof-cash-crops-in-the-clouds.aspx

although this would be the ideal case i doubt enough people will participate. in this case, however, i hope i'm proven wrong.

perhaps, although i do think the term 'small town' is misplaced here. from what i've seen this project is meant to promote pedestrian traffic in a relatively dense urban location.