Northern Light
Superstar
This is an application from the same owner/proponent as 90 Eastdale/Bela Square but is a distinct new tower to be located south of the extant rental apartment building on the site of existing townhomes.
The previously committed to public park at the northern extent of the property would still proceed w/the new tower located between the proposed park and the extant building.
A quick look at the site as is:
Above: Proposed tower site, with extant rental building to the right/north. To the left, out of frame, more existing town homes proposed to become a small park.
Then the application:
From the docs:
For @Paclo the renders were downsized to fit on the UT page significantly. 30% upper image, 50% lower. In case you want higher quality for the DB.
Site Plan:
Landscape Plan:
Project Stats:
Tower Floor Plate: 790m2
Elevator Ratio: 4 elevators to 546 units. This does not meet the @ProjectEnd standard 0.73 elevators per 100 units or 1 elevator per 136.5 units.
Final item for now, the Block Context Plan which I will come back to in comments later:
Can't leave the post w/o flagging @HousingNowTO for a large residential intensification proposal close to transit.
The previously committed to public park at the northern extent of the property would still proceed w/the new tower located between the proposed park and the extant building.
A quick look at the site as is:
Above: Proposed tower site, with extant rental building to the right/north. To the left, out of frame, more existing town homes proposed to become a small park.
Then the application:
Application Details
www.toronto.ca
From the docs:
For @Paclo the renders were downsized to fit on the UT page significantly. 30% upper image, 50% lower. In case you want higher quality for the DB.
Site Plan:
Landscape Plan:
Project Stats:
Tower Floor Plate: 790m2
Elevator Ratio: 4 elevators to 546 units. This does not meet the @ProjectEnd standard 0.73 elevators per 100 units or 1 elevator per 136.5 units.
Final item for now, the Block Context Plan which I will come back to in comments later:
Can't leave the post w/o flagging @HousingNowTO for a large residential intensification proposal close to transit.