Used to be a rather famous music venue back in the day.
http://news.nationalpost.com/arts/m...t-club-from-the-people-who-lived-and-loved-it
http://news.nationalpost.com/arts/m...t-club-from-the-people-who-lived-and-loved-it
Toronto Alter | 107.89m | 33s | Tridel | a—A
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ksun
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I have a feeling that Church st will be very different in a few years, but it will not be that much better. Those new highrises will make that section of Church similar to the Bay st condor corridor. My only hope is that the influx of new residents will encourage more interesting retail nearby (but not at the base of those condos, and hopefully not just on Yonge).
WislaHD
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No worries--makes no difference whatsoever.
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modernizt
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Little update from this morning. You can see the multi-storey space where the main stair and an indoor living wall for the Family Service Toronto offices will move up through the podium. Tower is also a few storeys up now.
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ADRM
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This building will do the city a great service in partially blocking one view of 365 Church.
innsertnamehere
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Looking forward to seeing aA and Tridel here. Could be a very, very nice building with the two working together. Hopefully it bodes well for future projects with the two, such as the Well.
We had the height of this building wrong in the dataBase file, 118 metres instead of 108, or 354 feet. It's been corrected now, and in the thread title.
Meanwhile, we have a front page story update on the building!
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Meanwhile, we have a front page story update on the building!
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ProjectEnd
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Thread title still reads as 108m for me.
It used to read 118. It now correctly reads 108.
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innsertnamehere
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.. and for some reason, my model of this was 114m tall. Wonder where I got that.
Benito
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modernizt
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One of my favourite modernist tropes - exposed pilotis or columns that drop out the bottom of a building. It is such a nice way to visually elevate a tower above a podium.