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Percy Ellis are planning a future development at the SE corner of Danforth & Euston, former location of a 7-11 store. Also a block away from Donlands subway station.

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Can't happen soon enough (please let me not regret that statement when I see a render)........

That store was an eyesore when it was open...............it's been vacant for a long while now.
 
Percy Ellis have been mostly a relatively smaller scaled developer so I wouldn't expect something too substantial overall. Predicting they'll maybe go for between 5 to 8 storeys here.
 
Northern Light said:
Can't happen soon enough (please let me not regret that statement when I see a render)........

That store was an eyesore when it was open...............it's been vacant for a long while now.
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I walked by the site today. It's not a particularly large site, so I can't imagine anything above six stories.
 
mjl08 said:
I walked by the site today. It's not a particularly large site, so I can't imagine anything above six stories.
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I would have agreed..............but they are, perhaps too ambitiously going for 10!

New App into the AIC for this one.

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I'm fine with 10 storeys here. The site is basically a quick 2 or 3 minute walk across the street from Donlands station. Which overall remains one of the more under-densified concentrations surrounding a subway station along the Danforth portion of the line.
 
AlbertC said:
I'm fine with 10 storeys here. The site is basically a quick 2 or 3 minute walk across the street from Donlands station. Which overall remains one of the more under-densified concentrations surrounding a subway station along the Danforth portion of the line.
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If you catch the light, it will take like 45 seconds to walk to Donlands Station.
 
Street level should be commercial space, especially at a major intersection across the street from a subway station.
 
This one is off to OLT and is the subject of an Appeals Report on the agenda of the next meeting of TEYCC:


From the above, we glean the City really doesn't like the streetwall or the way in which the building is articulated more broadly:

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Also, an important but technical issue for the Danforth sidewalk that the applicant will not be able to get around, I suspect:

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