Toronto 2 St Thomas | 80.46m | 26s | KingSett Capital | Hariri Pontarini

[egotrippin]

In terms of finishings and details, you're right, they often are. Makes sense, as people will except the quality to follow through to the end result. I think this building will end up being finished rather nicely though, considering location and its market positioning.

 

[Sunny Batra]

In terms of finishings and details, you're right, they often are. Makes sense, as people will except the quality to follow through to the end result. I think this building will end up being finished rather nicely though, considering location and its market positioning.

I agree with you egotrippin.

 

[Jasonzed]

From today...

 

[urbandreamer]

12 September 2010: While the bores were lining up to take photos of "stars" I don't have a clue about, I was busy shooting for the stars...or the pits?

Speaking of stars, the hot shot was behind the camera:

 

[androiduk]

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[dt_toronto_geek]

This is one of the nicest showrooms, they spent a bundle on this one.

 

[Mike in TO]

A site plan application has been submitted to the city planning department regarding a revision to the existing site plan agreement for modification to the approved built form for a 23-storey and 10-storey mixed use buildings.

 

[Jasonzed]

yes sir

 

[SP!RE]

Wow! Nice Aston!

What about the mid-rise will make it mixed use? I imagine a retail unit on St. Thomas?

 

[Solaris]

Renderings that may be of interest for the revamped St. Thomas:

Suites from 1,373 sq.ft. to 6,217 sq.ft ~

http://www.minto.com/buy-a-condo-in-toronto/The-St-Thomas/main.html

 

[HHC]

Lookin great... The current lot at the moment looks very suburban!

 

[SP!RE]

The old design was ten times better.

 

[egotrippin]

The top is a bit busy and awkward, yes. Though I like how the sales centre perfectly mimics the base. Hopefully the rich materials will carry through to the final building.

 

[Student99]

The old design was ten times better.

Agreed.

The top is a bit busy and awkward, yes. Though I like how the sales centre perfectly mimics the base. Hopefully the rich materials will carry through to the final building.

I much preferred when the base more closely mimicked McKinsey next door... doesn't seem like they care about doing that anymore, but I believe it was supposed to be part of the agreement when Victoria University sold the corner lot to Minto

 

[neuhaus]

love the black windows and polished black granite, looks really sharp and sophisticated especially with the contrasting limestone cladding.