metropolis
Active Member
yeah..this is now moving fast,.....I can only imagine how this will create nice wall across Lake Shore Blvd.
TrickyRicky
Senior Member
This project has a kind of nouveau Moscow look to it.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
By Torontovibe at 2009-10-27
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-10-27
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-10-27
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-10-27
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-10-27
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-10-27
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Towered
Senior Member
All this insane density and barely a lick of retail at the base anywhere. Sheer stupidity.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
I agree......Why not develop the lands on the south side of Fleet street between Fort York blvd. and Strachan ave. with some nice commercial development. Forget parkland/greenspace, there is more than enough in that area.
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CityLover
New Member
Great Pictures TorontoVibe
What wonderful pictures. Thanks!
What wonderful pictures. Thanks!
Solaris
Senior Member
I agree......Why not develop the lands on the south side of Fleet street between Fort York blvd. and Strachan ave. with some nice commercial development. Forget parkland/greenspace, there is more than enough in that area.
and block the view toward Princess Gate from Fleet Street/Lake Shore Blvd ?? bad idea IMO ~
maestro
Senior Member
IIRC, the units facing the street are live/work (front door) which isn't a bad compromise between the city probably wanted retail and the developer concerned about selling or leasing the space. I don't see why those space won't eventually evolve into commerical once the development is fully realize and established. The steps up from street level are unfortunate.
The steps are to the townhouses which are on the north side of WHC; they are not on Fleet Street. The live/work units will be on the Fleet Street side of the building.
urbandreamer
recession proof
25 October 2009 photo update
Other than the fake gothic styling, my real issue is with the charcoal glazing. If it was transparent, the building would look much lighter and prettier.
Another major no-no is the lack of retail at base--even an organic cafe surely is needed down here?
Other than the fake gothic styling, my real issue is with the charcoal glazing. If it was transparent, the building would look much lighter and prettier.
Another major no-no is the lack of retail at base--even an organic cafe surely is needed down here?
kyuen
New Member
hi new here...walked by tonight and saw that part of the artistic frieze (pond) has been installed between the 2nd and 3rd level in the podium.
it's too dark to take a picture, but it looks the same as the frieze picture featured in the Toronto Star long time ago.
it's too dark to take a picture, but it looks the same as the frieze picture featured in the Toronto Star long time ago.
Tewder
Senior Member
You like your gothic light and perky?
hockeybuddy
New Member
I was thinking in investing in this condo, but scared off as there seems to be zero retail around. Even for bikers it seems like a little trek. I don't consider the convenience store at the gas station a destination for shopping. I heard rumours that a Loblaws was going to take over that black warehouse building on the corner of Bathurst, but I never got confirmation at the time. It was just rumours.
Never the less, hopefully all you investors make money and all of you living there enjoy it.
It does look like a great building. That staircase look is unique and much better than most condos out there.
I heard rumours that a Loblaws was going to take over that black warehouse building on the corner of Bathurst, but I never got confirmation at the time. It was just rumours.Never the less, hopefully all you investors make money and all of you living there enjoy it.
It does look like a great building. That staircase look is unique and much better than most condos out there.
wyliepoon
Senior Member
Nov 3
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
As we swept past on our way to sunny Burlington yesterday this thing stood out like a sore thumb. What were they thinking?