Pellow + Associates Architects

Pellow + Associates Architects

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Recent News

• Skål! The Great Danish Invasion of Toronto's Architecture
• Photo of the Day: Skating at the Square
• First Glimpse at Soap Factory Building Remake in East Harbour
• Carttera Breaks Ground for Terraced 65 King East Office Tower
• Demolition Marks Start of Work for 65 King East Office Tower
• New Office Tower Proposed for First Gulf's King East Centre
• East Harbour Advances with Council-Approved Master Plan
• Toronto Site Reimagined in 2018 ULI Hines Student Competition
• Growth to Watch For 2018: Downtown Toronto Core
• Growth To Watch For 2018: Jarvis and Church Corridors
• Growth to Watch For 2018: Beaches, Leslieville & The Danforth
• Growth to Watch For 2018: North York Centre & Willowdale
• Revamped East Harbour Plan Makes First Appearance at DRP
• How the Shifting Retail Industry is Impacting Urban Spaces
• GM Mobility Campus Lacking Vision at Design Review Panel
• Amazon Bid: Mapping Toronto Locations for Tech Giant's "HQ2"
• Photo of the Day: Downtown Layers
• Recladding Project Changes the Face of 401 Bay Street
• New Design Submitted for 53-63 Sheppard West Development
• Revised Plan Tabled for 18-Storey Office Building at 65 King East
• Throwback Thursday: King East Centre
• Growth To Watch For 2017: Jarvis and Church Corridors
• Growth To Watch for 2017: Bloor-Yorkville and Rosedale
• architectsAlliance's Sixty Colborne Rising at King and Church
• Growth to Watch for 2017: Beaches, Leslieville, & The Danforth
• Rezoning Application Outlines Vision for East Harbour Site
• East Harbour: A Transit Hub in the Making for Toronto
• Toronto to Share Costs for SmartTrack, Other Transit Projects
• Preliminary Plans Reveal Scope of Unilever Redevelopment
• CityAge: Is it Time to Change Toronto's Development Process?
• The Oculus: Future Uncertain for South Humber Park's Hidden Modernist Gem
• Four New SmartTrack Stations Announced for Toronto's East End
• Construction Peeks Above Grade at Sixty Colborne Condos
• Toronto's Unilever Site Gets Boost From Revamped Relief Line Corridor
• Unilever Site Gets Boost From Revamped Relief Line Corridor
• 33-storey Mixed-Use Rental Tower Proposed at King and Victoria
• Plans For 19-Storey Office Tower at 65 King East Revealed
• Growth to Watch For in 2016: Downtown Toronto
• Growth to Watch For in 2016: Bloor-Yorkville
• Toronto East of the Don: Growth to Watch for in 2016
• 401 Bay—aka the Simpsons Tower—to Receive a New Skin
• 19 Storey Office Proposal Tabled for 65 - 75 King Street East
• Coming Up In 2016: Toronto's Most Intriguing Proposed Complexes
• Throwback Thursday: Abbey Lane Lofts on King Street East
• Topping Off March 2015: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• Toronto East of the Don River: Growth to Watch for in 2015
• The Top 10 Tallest Towers Coming to Toronto's Skyline
• First Gulf Engages the Community on Transformative 'Project 21'
• Bloor-Yorkville and Surroundings: Growth to Watch For in 2015
• Council Greenlights Many New Developments Across Toronto
• Throwback Thursday: 280 King Street East
• Globe and Mail Centre Excavation Progresses Along King East
• UPDATED: Bloor-Yorkville: Growth to Watch For in 2014
• Downtown East: Growth to Watch for in 2014
• Bloor-Yonge Bay Store to become Saks' Canadian Flagship
• Globe and Mail Moving Its Headquarters to King Street East
• Renderings Surface of Sky-High 2 Bloor West Redevelopment Concept
• Then and Now: 95 King Street East
• Post House Condos Progressing East of Downtown
• Topping Off February 2013: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• First Gulf Bringing more Office Space to King East
• Concourse Building Cleared for Redevelopment of 100 Adelaide West
• Updated 50 Bloor West Proposal To Include Public Rooftop Sky Park
• Photo of the Day: Winter City
• Cranes fill the Sky in the West Don Lands' Pan Am Village
• Wrapping Up 2012: What We Cared About On UrbanToronto
• Stunning Rendering of Toronto's Future Skyline
• One Bloor East Preparing for Massive Concrete Pour
• Photo of the Day: Yorkville Rises
• Work Continues at One Bloor East
• 21 Don Roadway: First Gulf Launches Another Huge Project for Toronto
• CBRE Reports Drop in Downtown Office Vacancy Rates for Q3 2012
• Topping Off October 2012: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• Proposed Redevelopment of 140 Yorkville Avenue
• Topping Off September 2012: What's Hot On UrbanToronto
• Photo of the Day: Tall Crane Rising From One Bloor East
• The First Crane Is Up At Great Gulf's One Bloor East
• Topping Off July 2012: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• Scenes from a Hard Hat Tour (or Two)
• Photo of the Day: Midtown's Skyline
• Topping Off June 2012: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• Toronto's "Other" Development: Proposed Commercial Projects
• Toronto's "Other" Development: Commercial Projects Under Construction
• Details Emerge for 83-Storey 50 Bloor Street West Proposal
• Topping Off May 2012: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• New Elevations and Information on 71 - 95 King Street East
• The Modern Condos: Finished Product in Pictures
• 47-Storey Tower Being Proposed for 71-95 King Street East
• New Application Submitted for 333 King Street East
• Topping Off April 2012: What's Hot on UrbanToronto
• Aura Continues its Climb Skywards
• Photo of the Day: Yonge Street Set For Change
• Development Proposal for 50 Bloor Street West is for the Tallest Residential Tower in Canada
• The King East Condos by Lamb Developments Starting to Rise
• Toronto Office Vacancy Rate Declines for 7th Consecutive Quarter
• First Gulf Corp Buys Old Unilever Factory at Don Valley and Lake Shore
• Steel Put Into Place On Former Toronto Sun Building
• Development Proposal for 71 - 95 King Street East
• Steel Rising at 333 King Street East
• First New Tenants Coming To Toronto Sun Building
• First Gulf Converting Toronto Sun's Former Printing Plant And Shipping Area To A No Frills Grocery Store
• Quebecor puts Toronto Sun building on the block

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