longfortheoldview
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There's a big Mirvish announcement tomorrow that some think is an announcement of a new theatre. Does this development or the resubmission have a new theatre space that is replacing the CAA Theatre?
Not to worry, there's a 95% chance KingSett wont be building this anyways so it's all fantasy land renderings until they flip to someone who will actually build onsite here.I find this design to be very awkward in its weird massing. Not feeling it at all.
No.There's a big Mirvish announcement tomorrow that some think is an announcement of a new theatre. Does this development or the resubmission have a new theatre space that is replacing the CAA Theatre?
Game changer? More like lame changer; it's a hot mess. Nor does your opinion cancel out mine.This is one person's opinion though. The building would be a massive upgrade to a lot of things, perhaps even a game changer if ever was built, IMO...
...that said, and as mentioned, this probably won't get built. Unless KingSett decide to evolve from a zoning exercise outfit with pretty pictures to a real developer. Other than that, considered ourselves trolled.
Nor was my opinion intended cancel out yours. Just noting the different points of view here. /shrugGame changer? More like lame changer; it's a hot mess. Nor does your opinion cancel out mine.
Indoor amenity. It doesn't need to go up there, per se, but unless they're going to seek a variance for it (the City wouldn't look fondly on that), it needs to be provided on site (2sm indoor, 2sm outdoor).Kingsett aside.
I don't see anything saleable in the tower on top of the tower in the plans on the previous page. It would be the first thing cut or replaced through a minor variance for more floors.
From your PDF link... now described as down to 70 storeys with a completely different elevation:
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https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/pb/bgrd/backgroundfile-243378.pdf