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I think this really is under way now: @Paclo / @interchange42

It was York's Department of Biology, completed in 2012: https://www.canadianconsultingengineer.com/awards/pdfs/2012/A3_YorkUniversityLifeSciences.pdf I was at Blackwell Bowick at the time and it was wild how much hype there was over this system, hype which never really materialized into many...

Bubbledeck: https://www.bubbledeck.com/

527 units and 4 cabs. As usual, Lifetime didn't get the memo that people aren't taking that kind of shit anymore.

Honeydale closed in 2013. What are you talking about?

Wrong thread: https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/toronto-the-clove-112-5m-33s-mattamy-homes-giannone-petricone.31448/page-8

Good for CentreCourt but I'm very curious how closings are going to go...

I am a developer. You need to lawyer up. Right now. Concord is going to exploit the finite minutiae of the contracts purchasers signed which, unfortunately, are always written in favour of the developer (Concord). But you can find holes if you have a good lawyer and you should absolutely go...

Graywood better have some serious equity to contribute, there are currently 5 sales to date. That would be 3%, for those keeping track.

"Dives"... Alfies, Jankies, Bass Line, Gucci's, Lion's Den, The Irish Rose, etc. etc. etc. I love you, Albert, but you can't just throw that term around and list a couple of U of T bars as 'dives'. I'm not even getting into things like the oft-violent rivalry between Churrasqueira Martins and...

It's still so tragically funny that (not knowing any of the behind the scenes stuff, fair enough) Metrolinx brought in DB to tell them how to do things, then like absolute children decided that they had always known best and this entire [billion dollar?] affair wasn't worth it because we'd...

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Yes. Because each perfectly epitomizes the architectural trends of the eras in which they were constructed. They're both awesome, but my personal preference is for the earlier of the two. It's an absolutely gorgeous building.

So...ten trains?? With an additional two on weekends? My god, Metrolinx sucks at this. Truly baffling how terrible this utterly inept agency is.