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Whether by planning or chance this is a very interesting looking building.

Interesting I rather like this idea with laneway housing while keeping heritage buildings.. Also interesting is that many are howling about the ‘rich’ who own homes as if they are not deserving while the folks who cannot afford a house but are deserving to have a house? (We all deserve a home...

Wow this part of Church Street is really going to be snazzier!

I was thinking the exact opposite that watching ships while in the park would be amazing and very interesting. I love watching ships! In addition watching large ships from close by would take away from the dusty post apocalyptic industrial feel of the area. I don't live very far away and have...

This building due to the style or architecture ,while adding a dramatic exclamation point while looking east along Bloor Street, looks as though it has always been there. I'm pleasantly surprised at the height here and glad this has been built. However I do feel something a little more...

What is NOAC ?

They're tearing down the interesting 60's office building and keeping the nondescript 70's hulk that has zero street presence on Dundas. Plus the two proposed towers lower levels are looking directly into the 70's hulk. Why? The 'designers' should take notice of the 60's tower on Edward and...

Perfect for this site

I’ve been hoping that this sort of development will take place all the way east Towards Leslie St. And beyond!

Very interesting! Are you an actor?

I found the Colonnade here interesting and pleasant and always liked the feeling while I walked through. This being one of the only places with a European feeling in TO and thought with our harsh winters there should be more attempts to protect us from the elements while out. I never thought of...

Great to hear. What about Post Loft Condos on Queen E. by Condoman?

I agree a fail! I do believe however this is meant to be more of a market place or a place to have little stalls etc when necessary.

I also hope and have said many times that I will be happy when Hollywood Junk yard leaves town/closes. Plus all the run down business all the way west to Leslie St.

I live nearby and have heard from neighbours that this lot has been bought by a developer for a 5 story apartment building. (Perry Ellis I’ve been told) in fact there was a neighbourhood event held on this spot last year by the developers. ( I was away). I was also hoping this was to be parkland.

I walked through here last weekend and was very disappointed with what I saw here and in other public parks on my walk. It seems that the biggest mistake is placing lawn in any highly pedestrianized, high density city park, (other than large parks) with a lot of dogs and/or poor maintenance...

It’s a beautiful yet squat building as opposed to the many tall and bland buildings going up.

I know! S**T or get off the pot already.

Looks like Hotel Le Germain!