EnviroTO
Senior Member
I can't believe this has hit ground level already. The huge hole that was there only a few months ago is almost gone.
Southcore Financial Ctr: PricewaterhouseCoopers Tower (18 York St, bcIMC, 26s, KPMB)
Nebakenezer
Active Member
Toronto doesn't ever think of outdoor cafes.
No, never.
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(Meanwhile, there is outdoor seating just to the southwest of 18 York for the Sports Bar in Infinity.)
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(Meanwhile, there is outdoor seating just to the southwest of 18 York for the Sports Bar in Infinity.)
Tuscani01
Senior Member
I think the best place in this area for a cafe with patio would be in front of the new Union entrance. It would most likely be busy throughout the day due to office workers at Telus, and then at night by residents of MLS and people going to the ACC.
Woodbridge_Heights
Senior Member
Also outdoor seating for the cafe that is just west of the sports bar (Hoops). Sally's I think it is called. I popped in on Friday to check it out and the barrista told me that the place had been crazy busy with a confrence going on at the nearby Convention Centre.
Tried a Latte which was good mind you the milk was a little cool.
Tried a Latte which was good mind you the milk was a little cool.
drum118
Superstar
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
awesome picture updates as always Drum! I think UT should be paying you a salary!
lordmandeep
Banned
How tall will be this building (I mean in feet)
a 26story condo is like 300 feet at most but a 26s office building is a bit higher I think.
a 26story condo is like 300 feet at most but a 26s office building is a bit higher I think.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
Really? How many cities in North America have more outdoor cafes lining it's sidewalks than Toronto? I can't think of many. Practically every major street in downtown Toronto has outdoor cafes right on the sidewalk. Are you sure you're not getting Toronto mixed up with Toledo?
ProjectEnd
Superstar
This should give you some idea of it:
130m-ish to top of arch. element. I think it was 114m or something like that for the roof.
yin_yang
Active Member
exactly...look at a place like calgary. toronto doesn't have the most patios but we find they go along nicely with a cold beer in the summer...plus the rooftop patios you just haven't thought of...
Filip
Senior Member
Don't mention Spanish cities. They take patio sitting to another level (it's their word after all too!)
whatever
Senior Member
Wow, it took me a minute to realize that rendering was actually Toronto, looking north up York. With that skybridge in place the railway embankment is really going to disappear through this area.
SP!RE
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We have so many great sidewalk cafes in Toronto, which is made even more impressive when you realize that with our winters, many establishments couldn've just given up by now.
Conrad Black
Senior Member
This one is rising pretty fast. A whole new neighbourhood appeared in just five years.