Toronto Art Shoppe Condos | 98.75m | 28s | Freed | a—A

[ProjectEnd]

Considering the building was coming down, how much more could you have expected?

 

[Atlantis]

So looks like the rest of that section has been taken down since yesterday.

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

The incident aside, I am glad to see this moving forward.

Thanks for the scaffolding update @WillTo

 

[WillTo]

The incident aside, I am glad to see this moving forward.

Thanks for the scaffolding update @WillTo

I'm happy to be a snitch

Later in the day (Friday) they stopped people from walking under the scaffolding when they were doing the sensitive parts. Close up those bricks look mighty heavy and I would not want one to fall on me.

I wonder if they are going to proceed with the rest of the building.

 

[Roundabout]

This morning:

 

[Atlantis]

They're back at it this afternoon, and looks like this time a workers got a watchful eye on the demolition from the top of the scaffolding.

 

[Atlantis]

These are from yesterday and just getting around to posting. They've been chewing away at the building nearly every day, and they're getting close to the south wall now.

 

[Roundabout]

December 23rd:

 

[Atlantis]

This shot is from Sunday which I'm just remembering to post. Site is completely cleared now, and the demo company spent the better part of the last couple weeks clearing away all the rubble. Last few days hasn't had much of any activity. Wondering when shoring will begin on this one.

 

[UrbanAffair]

They may have to fill in the site once they deal with removal of those old foundations. Might be a bit longer still.

 

[Fidlefadle]

Feb 28th:

 

[UrbanAffair]

Are those contamination well caps? What was on site here before the art shoppe? (I should know this, having been born and raised a few blocks away, but I am guessing what was there might have been before my time.)

 

[interchange42]

In all likelihood, they would just be levelling the site prior to bringing the shoring equipment in.

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[Freegoing]

Excavation progress, from Saturday:

 

[hawc]

Lucky nearby residents on that residential street. Enjoy the noise and mess of the next few years. Then enjoy the shadows and increased traffic.