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I hate this building but I also see no reason why Spadina and Bloor should be limited to 35 storeys to start so unclear why this has to be so short.
This is all fake, so I'm giving it about that much time, but the existing structure is a designated building. How would you propose to build taller with a larger core and more elevators essentially without touching what's there today?I hate this building but I also see no reason why Spadina and Bloor should be limited to 35 storeys to start so unclear why this has to be so short.
... wait, you mean you can't just build residential towers over nail houses?This is all fake, so I'm giving it about that much time, but the existing structure is a designated building. How would you propose to build taller with a larger core and more elevators essentially without touching what's there today?
This is all fake, so I'm giving it about that much time, but the existing structure is a designated building. How would you propose to build taller with a larger core and more elevators essentially without touching what's there
Side core, sky lobby, or just touch what's there. It's not sacred. Lots of designated buildings, especially with older easement agreements without good specificity get augmented.This is all fake, so I'm giving it about that much time, but the existing structure is a designated building. How would you propose to build taller with a larger core and more elevators essentially without touching what's there today?
This will never break ground.I'm sure planning will drag their feet for 10 years and this might break ground in 2036
The city does not need 35+ story towers at every corner. It's time to spread density more evenly throughout the city, instead of cramming everything into a few areas.I hate this building but I also see no reason why Spadina and Bloor should be limited to 35 storeys to start so unclear why this has to be so short.
The city does not need 35+ story towers at every corner. It's time to spread density more evenly throughout the city, instead of cramming everything into a few areas.