Toronto Exhibit Residences | 99.97m | 32s | Bazis | Rosario Varacalli

[androiduk]

It's a rear addition to a large house. The yellow one to it's right underwent a similar treatment last year.

 

[greenleaf]

In those photo anyone know whats up with that building in the background under construction / reno ?

http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showth...(-4s-Diamond-Schmitt)?highlight=Prince+arthur

 

[drum118]

Dec 19

 

[officedweller]

From Toronto East York Community Council:

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2009/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-20342.pdf

AoD

From 2009 - it shows the subway - and I guess when the tower was redesigned with stacked blocks, the underground parking was deleted.


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[MafaldaBoy]

03 February 2014:


Exhibit Residences by MafaldaBoy, on Flickr

 

[ushahid]

this thing resembles one of the Gehry designed triplets.

 

[verticalvillage]

The tone of the article comments are quite funny. Bloor is one of the best streets in the city for dining (in all price ranges), and the students of U of T are dismayed at the loss of a McDonalds.

http://thevarsity.ca/2013/01/14/bloor-mcdonalds-location-shuttered/

 

[innsertnamehere]

that article is pretty shitty.

 

[gabe]

The tone of the article comments are quite funny. Bloor is one of the best streets in the city for dining (in all price ranges), and the students of U of T are dismayed at the loss of a McDonalds.

http://thevarsity.ca/2013/01/14/bloor-mcdonalds-location-shuttered/

Oh my god. I can't believe they are mourning the loss of McDonald's ! I expect this from the chain loving Ryerson students but not U of T students.

 

[mrxbombastic]

We miss the mcdonalds because it was the only burger joint around aside from the terrible burger king at college spadina. That McDonalds was also a godsend for late night studying food runs from robarts. It might not seem like much of a loss but it was really just a great thing to have around for us.

 

[gabe]

I see what you mean. it would be nice to have more fast food resultants open later other than Horton's, for those of us who work night shifts.

 

[isaidso]

Wanting convenient cheap accessible food is important, but mourning a McDonalds? Surely the negatives out weigh the positives. It's barely food. Isn't it for down and out people who can't afford proper food? The only people I see in there are students, poor people, and the homeless. You'd be far better served by a fruit and vegetable stand.

 

[innsertnamehere]

i Think you fail to realize that U of T is full of students.

 

[verticalvillage]

Indeed. Were are now getting a beautiful and architecturally interesting condo instead of a restaurant serving garbage.

that article is pretty shitty.

 

[mrxbombastic]

Wanting convenient cheap accessible food is important, but mourning a McDonalds? Surely the negatives out weigh the positives. It's barely food. Isn't it for down and out people who can't afford proper food? The only people I see in there are students, poor people, and the homeless. You'd be far better served by a fruit and vegetable stand.

While it might be hard to call food, ill tell you first hand that while writing a 20page essay at 2am in the library nothing hits the spot like a Junior Chicken and Bigmac with fries.
We have like a bazillion Subway restaurants around so no worries we also get our daily veggie quota


Also not sure what McDonalds you tend to visit but there is a range of all income and age groups who eat it.

My.understanding is that the McDonald's will reopen in the new building. The entire campus and I will greet it with open arms and empty stomachs.