Toronto Artistry Condos | 103.5m | 29s | Tribute | Graziani + Corazza

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theonebear said:
Seems like they're coming to CoA to "alter the development standards for a 32-storey mixed-use building" https://www.toronto.ca/city-governm...nt/application-details/?id=5357000&pid=216702
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Good post; so quiet it went largely unnoticed......

This is the ask: (From the Cover Letter)

@Art Tsai should be notified. Art, you may wish to hold off any updates til Wednesday when we know the outcome of the hearing.

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The hearing is scheduled for Dec 13th which is this Wednesday.
 
Undead said:
I like the super imposing presence, but not that grey.
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It blocks a very nice view of an attractive church. I myself am not religious, but w/no offense intended to those that are, I think the building would make a lovely art gallery.............

What's going in front of it......here, is franken-art.
 
Although, blocking view of that church and looking like franken-art are really two different things here. Although, I gather that being franken-art is not helping it's case of why it needs to block said church...
 
Northern Light said:
Good post; so quiet it went largely unnoticed......

This is the ask: (From the Cover Letter)

@Art Tsai should be notified. Art, you may wish to hold off any updates til Wednesday when we know the outcome of the hearing.

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The hearing is scheduled for Dec 13th which is this Wednesday.
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The Committee of Adjustment granted the ask yesterday, and we have a front page story today.

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Artistry Condos Rising Near the AGO With Rippling Balconies — Now to 32 Storeys | UrbanToronto

Artistry Condos, with its unique rippled balconies, is rising into the sky kitty corner from the Art Gallery of Ontario in Downtown Toronto. The tower, designed by Graziani + Corazza Architects for Tribute Communities and Greybrook Realty Partners, was allowed a three storey height increase by...
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Yes, it blocks the view of the church from the southeast, but I’m still glad it will give a better view of the frontage and spires from Dundas and McCaul.

Not a fan of the grey though.
 
Wait, when did this change from red to charcoal "brick"? That was the one element that wasn't miserable, now it's even more dreary.
 
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