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I agree with you wholeheartedly.

Obviously you don't watch sports.

Sure, I guess Ti-cat fans can also attend Argo games if they really wanted to by that logic. Do you really think they would be feeling 'Yes! Another option to watch someone elses team!' ? Not to mention the fact that Hamilton has been trying to get an NHL team for dozens of years, only...

Hypothetically, if this were true, than no team would ever be coming to Hamilton or Waterloo. Lol, Imagine how that region would feel.

No you are not, it was posted in this thread by another poster, from a report from Cushman and Wakefield found here: http://www.cushwake.com/cwmbs4q10/PDF/retail_toronto_4q10.pdf However, it quotes usage of 20,000 sq feet of retail, and there is no more ground level lots with that type of...

Updated Ground Plan. Updated street plan shows potentially 8 separate entrances on the King Street East Frontage, including the Coke Lobby and National Bank.. http://www.firstgulf.com/siteplan-property/333_King_Street_SP.pdf

GBC/Gaming Incubator Space - Gaming Inc Haven't seen this posted in this thread.. It's a little old, but apparently the GBC School of Gaming Design office space previously mentioned at 333 King St E is also providing space (10 small offices) for a Gaming Incubator for start up gaming...

Last Rant for me... ;) Despite my criticisms of the feature, I'm not a proponent of pure glass towers. And I actually agree with a lot of what they said. I do have strong issues with their presentation/editorialzing/one sided approach, as I mentioned several times before. --START RANT--...

Fair enough, yes I agree it is comparing two different things, and it may not be demonstrative of todays modern glass used in condos. However, I ask out of ignorance, which would be superior, 40-50 year old commercial high grade vs todays residential medium grade? Further, I believe that...

I agree that glass as a facade is inefficient, and an inferior insulator compared to other materials, that's quite obvious. I am in total agreement there. I'm not trying to argue against that. I am however, criticizing how the argument is being presented. See here the (editorial) title of...

After listening to two days of the radio broadcasts, I find the reporting to be one-sided and quite sensationalistic. The TV reporting and teasers of the feature are even worse. Firstly let me preface by saying that I think most condo owners are aware, and its very well documented, that...

FYI.. Audio for Part 1...(CBC Metro Morning Broadcast). http://www.cbc.ca/video/news/audioplayer.html?clipid=2167334240

Here's a bit of a comparison with a single pane glass commercial tower (if TD Tower can be considered as such): In 2010, The TD Bank Tower just recently replaced (is replacing) their glass: Reference here: http://www.tdcentre.com/en/Revitalization/66Wellington/Pages/TowerPlaza.aspx "To do...

Thermal Window Failure: How it Happens http://www.cbc.ca/toronto/features/condos/seals.html U of T Paper- The Glass Condo Conundrum http://www.cbc.ca/toronto/features/condos/pdf/condo_conundrum.pdf

First episode aired about 7:45am on CBC radio.. TV to be on tonight.. Here are two articles from the CBC site about their discussion: Throw-away buildings: The slow-motion failure of Toronto's glass condos http://www.cbc.ca/toronto/features/condos/index.html Over the past decade...

(Not sure if this has been posted or not, tried to look for it but could not find a post.. Please delete if so..) On CBC Radio Metro Morning today they presented a discussion/thesis that centres around how glass buildings (in particular condos) will be viewed in the future as "throw away"...

I guess the other thing to note, based on the sale brochure, it looks like the name of the building is now the King East Centre.

Here's a clearer photo from their media release section of their site: LINK TO PHOTO: http://firstgulf.wordpress.com/2011/10/11/first-gulf-announces-new-head-office-for-coca-cola-canada/

October 6,2011 From Today.. It adds so much to the street level and gives University Ave here some animation. Can't wait till this one is done..

Coca Cola Headquarters... Not sure if this article has been posted elsewhere on UT(its from a few weeks back), but here is some reference of Coca Cola head office moving into the additional construction floors in the Sun Building. Why Toronto businesses are moving downtown...