Toronto 20 Fleeceline Road | ?m | 17s | Kingsdale

[Paclo]

This is listed as a "current community" on Kingsdale's website:

20 Fleeceline Rd, Toronto – Kingsdale Development

kingsdaledevelopment.com

At the effective date of this report, the proposed development consists of develop two 17-storey condominium towers. The condominium will consist of a total of 534 residential dwelling units, including 43 townhouse units located on the ground and second floor of the condominiums, The building will contain a total of 538,162 square feet of gross floor area (including approximately 69,007 square feet in gross floor area for the townhouses). The development will be serviced by both surface and a single level underground parking.

Google Street View of the site as of October 2020:

 

[AlbertC]

Pretty atrocious looking!

 

[jmi22]

Mimico won't be a 'village' much longer

 

[interchange42]

Pretty atrocious looking!

Pretty atrocious Albert? Try absolutely and utterly abysmal, a land-mined pastiche of architectural horrors, a Hilton-Honors-points-will-not-be-accepted Hotel on the Highway to Hell; there ain't no *pretty* about it! Jus' sayin'.

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[A Torontonian Now]

Pretty atrocious Albert? Try absolutely and utterly abysmal, a land-mined pastiche of architectural horrors, a Hilton-Honors-points-will-not-be-accepted Hotel on the Highway to Hell; there ain't no *pretty* about it! Jus' sayin'.

42

I assume the developer's just paying homage to the address and making it clear the only aim of this project is to fleece potential buyers.

 

[Northern Light]

This site is 20 and 22 Fleeceline as they are one property, 2 buildings.

Quite a large site:

0.75ha or about about 1.9 acres

I could imagine a temptation to accept the vegetated rear portion of the lot as a park dedication; that should be resisted. Its not high quality from what I can tell. Is also not contiguous to City Park, but to the school yard.

Instead, I would afford consideration to an off-site parkland dedication to expand this park:

The current footprint is rather less than functional. A small move here would be a couple of lots that create mid--block entrance at Albert Avenue. But other developments nearby could be directed to this site to add a critical mass of size.

 

[rbt]

Pretty atrocious looking!

Developer advert: Public says it's "Pretty ... looking!"