Toronto Nicholas Residences | ?m | 35s | Urban Capital | Core Architects

[Northern Magus]

Thanks. Just past my 1 year mark since the transplant and 2 months since my last operation to fix the bile duct. Everything is almost back to normal. Now I need to start going for long walks again along with my camera.
Cheers.

That's far better news than any photo update!

 

[Edward]

Great to hear Red Mars.

 

[androiduk]

Application: Zoning Review Status: Not Started

Location: 75 ST NICHOLAS ST
TORONTO ON

Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale

Application#: 13 190807 ZZC 00 ZR Accepted Date: Jun 19, 2013

Project: Apartment Building Other Proposal

Description: Proposal for interior alterations on part of the ground floor of existing apartment building to convert existing space to a restaurant with 30 seats

 

[marsh]

Application: Zoning Review Status: Not Started

Location: 75 ST NICHOLAS ST
TORONTO ON

Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale

Application#: 13 190807 ZZC 00 ZR Accepted Date: Jun 19, 2013

Project: Apartment Building Other Proposal

Description: Proposal for interior alterations on part of the ground floor of existing apartment building to convert existing space to a restaurant with 30 seats

Is this the Nicholas Condo that's being built? What existing apartment building are they talking about? Can anyone clarify? thanks

 

[urbandreamer]

22 June 2013:

 

[RiverCity1]

July 13

 

[androiduk]

 

[Red Mars]

Pic taken Aug 2, 2013

 

[greenleaf]

From today:

 

[androiduk]

 

[jmacmillan]

Based on its nebulous advertising campaign glorifying smoking, call this the "cancer condo".

 

[greenleaf]

Some glass and spandrel are up. Classic Toronto gray.

 

[kram74]

 

[Edward]

Being on a side street this was a sleeper for a long time. Good to see it start to impact the area.

 

[James]

Being on a side street this was a sleeper for a long time. Good to see it start to impact the area.

It definitely has been. As I've noted earlier in this thread, there's so little mention of this build, as if it were largely overlooked. The photo above really illustrates how it can and will affect the view from Yonge Street.