Toronto Hill And Dale Residences | 27.13m | 6s | Old Stonehenge | Studio JCI

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Location: 1027 YONGE ST
TORONTO ON M4W 2K9

Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale

Application#: 14 244997 ZZC 00 ZR Accepted Date: Oct 29, 2014

Project: Multiple-Use Building Addition

Description: Proposed interior alterations to entire existing three storey office building (4792m2) and change of use from office to office/retail. Proposed three storey addition (272.8m2) over existing building for residential use.





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Interesting. A good location to intensify.

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I think more story addition should happen in Toronto, especially central city. Land is becoming more and more scarce, and it is a good way to add density without sprawling. There are a thousand buildings like this that I would want to add a few stories on the top.
 
Development Applications



1027 YONGE ST
Ward 27 - Tor & E.York District
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To maintain existing 3¿storey plus basement office building located at the south¿east corner of Yonge St. and Roxborough St. East, while adding an additional 3 storeys plus mechanical penthouse. The total existing area is 3,502.0m2, and the total proposed addition is 4,019.0m2. Taking into consideration permitted area exclusions as per by¿law, the total proposed GFA is 6,998.4m2. The total proposed building height is 23.2m to the top of the 6t h floor, and 27.2m to the top of the mechanical penthouse.
Proposed Use --- # of Storeys --- # of Units ---
Applications:
Type Number Date Submitted Status
Site Plan Approval 15 132389 STE 27 SA Mar 25, 2015 Under Review

http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentAp...icationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=3718815
 
The local rumour is that Loblaws is involved in some way. Whether it's a grocery store (the smaller city market model, probably, like at King and Shaw) or just offices, no one knows. A grocery store here would do well. The only options within reasonable walking distance (with grocery bags) are the exorbitantly overpriced 5 Thieves at Summerhill. The development application mentions a change to office/retail.
 
^ Definitely a good improvement.

From Old Stonehenge Development's website:

  • Situated at the Southeast corner of Yonge Street and Roxborough Avenue in the heart of Toronto’s affluent Rosedale community
  • Approximately 135′ of frontage along Yonge Street.
  • Close proximity to Rosedale Subway Station, parks and amenities, namely LCBO, boutique meat, desert and grocery shops, plus exciting new restaurants
  • Approximately 17,000 square feet of land and 40,000 square feet of existing gross leasable area
  • 42 existing underground parking spots
  • Redevelopment strategy to consist of multi residential and retail
  • Estimated turnover date Fall 2016
 
You would think it would be easier to just knock it down when the changes are so significant.
 
The city has fewer fees and less red tape if you're renovating as opposed to building something new--even if the renovation changes are so extensive that little of the original building is left.
 
This is very cool to see. I would really love for someone to propose a structure of similar scale across the street -- the Starbucks strip mall (once upon a time occupied by The Fire Pit--RIP).

This stretch of Yonge could and should be a really lovely stretch of walkable, upmarket shops and restaurants befitting the spectacular residential building stock nearby. It has most of the ingredients but is really deadened by a few sites, notably the aforementioned Starbucks and the Budget car-rental joint. There was a small office building planned for that one but I don't believe anything ever came of it.
 
Considering the location near the subway this should be taller.

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