We end our tour of the SickKids Research and Learning Centre tower today with a visit to an area that most of the 2,000 people who will work in the building will never see: the mechanical ... read more
The event we covered yesterday regarding the Canary District Condominiums not only introduced us to the first condominium to be sold within the larger West Don Lands precinct, it also provided ... read more
May 16, 2012 12:59 pm | by Evan Manning | Comments
Few places in the city have undergone the rapid change seen in North York City Centre. Beginning in the 1980s with an influx of commercial projects and continuing today with a dizzying pace of ... read more
The popularity of hotel-condominium developments within Toronto has so far been expressed through a surge in high-end brands taking root within the city — The Four Seasons, Trump ... read more
Then. 31 Whitney Avenue, circa 1920. House of Edward Newell, Esq. Harold R. Watson, Architect.
Now. July 2011. I like this place: subtle, sublime, style and substance. Punchy colour, too.
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Lessons from David Miller, resident push back against proposed Queen East condo; another year of controversy with Toronto Pride; time is running out for Market Village; TTC reveals designs for ... read more
May 16, 2012 12:00 am | by Evan Manning | Comments
Optimistic, energetic and bold, urban planning in the post-war period was about the creation of a new way to live. Cities would be freed from the restrictions of their ageing form and ... read more
Yesterday, in Part 1 of our series we brought you in through the forest of scaffolding currently set up to finish the lower floors of the SickKids Research and Learning Centre tower on Bay Street. ... read more
The Canary District Condominiums within the West Don Lands officially broke ground this morning at the corner of Mill and Cherry Streets in downtown Toronto. The ceremony was preceded by an ... read more
A development proposal was brought to our attention last week for a project that is sparking some discontent amongst UrbanToronto forum members. Forum member, ChriskayTO snapped a photo ... read more
After a bit of confusion over what exactly the Canary District is, we've received some clarification. Dundee Kilmer along with its design team held an in-depth press conference this morning, ... read more
The hugely successful INDX Condos, developed by Lifetime and Centrecourt, is launching another phase of its sales, announcing that new units will be coming to the market at an inventory release ... read more
Monarch Group's Couture The Condominium is beginning to make its mark on Ted Rogers Way, as well as the Yonge and Bloor skyline. The tower, located just north of Charles Street, has already topped ... read more
Then. 15 Whitney Avenue, circa 1910. Home of M. A. White, of the architectural firm Burke, Horwood and White.
Now. August 2011. Trees made the original angle an unflattering one hence a ... read more
Liberals make good on GO Transit election pledge; why Rob Ford can win the next election; Exhibition Place favoured for the site of new casino; what to do with the five-cent bag fee and ... read more
Today's Photo of the Day is brought to us by Forum member Travis, who aimed his lens over Rosedale Valley Road looking east towards the growing neighbourhood around Yonge and Bloor. The elevated ... read more
If any current local construction project could be described as a sleeper hit on UrbanToronto, it is the new SickKids Research and Learning Centre tower on Bay Street. This 21-storey tower with ... read more
Last month UrbanToronto stopped by the sales centre for The Carnaby, Streetcar Development's newest project, located at Dufferin and Queen in Beaconsfield Village. The site model helped us get a ... read more
UrbanToronto has partnered with Heritage Toronto to capture a moment in Toronto's past. On a weekly basis, we highlight historic photos of the city's people, places and events, and tell the ... read more
After a brief hiatus we're reviving the DataBase Project of the Day feature in order to highlight projects across Toronto and the GTA that have caught our interest and that of our readers. The ... read more