Is there no retail or even a cafe anywhere in all these buildings? If not, that's a shame. Would have it killed them to put in one tiny amenity for the public, in this complex? That's such a small consession. (and a no brainer) All waterfront developments need to take the public into consideration and give something back to the city. A nice 2 story, fine dining establishment would work beautifully here. I hate the fact that the foot of Yonge Street, is used for a few private apartments and nothing else. Christ, it's only the most famous street in Canada and the main street of the city. I love the designs of these buildings but what a waste of space.
This prominant site deserved something much more animated and festive. Condos can go anywhere but we only have ONE central waterfront. West of Yonge, it's already seriously messed up to York Street. You'd have thought, lessons would have been learned but clearly, that's not the case. No buildings south of Queen's Quay should be zoned single use for private apartments. It needs to be mixed use so the public can enjoy it too. Sorry but a small promenade, just doesn't cut it for me.
