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"looking" like an office building isn't entirely offside! This is true mixed use - retail and restaurant at grade, offices above, and then 14 residences. The residential portion only takes up the top 3 floors;

In the spirit of "old and new" I found the reflection off the north glass of 2 Roxborough (Diamante) to be rather interesting. The remaining glass has less reflectivity apparently.

yes, indeed! Interior demolition is underway of what John Bentley Mays referred to as a "kind of dumb-looking, three-storey modernist office block from the 1970s..." cracks me up.

The dark material is metal, with a reveal between strips- the idea is to contrast with the wood detailing found around the outdoor spaces.

First rendering just released on this 6-storey project at 45 Dovercourt, north of Sudbury. http://www.cabintoronto.com

ProjectEnd - these homes will actually be for sale. While Oben Flats is concentrating on high-design rentals in the city, this particular project will be made available for sale. Six homes.

Shot from site yesterday

turned into even more chatter in the Star yesterday http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2015/01/27/junction-resident-outraged-by-blasphemous-slogan-for-lofts.html

That's actually quite an old rendering... boy how these progress as the details get fleshed out... Some of the chamfers that really make the front facade 'sing' are a bit more evident in this version.

Ah - yes! Progress. This site was designed as a handsome set of 6 townhomes, by Alan Littlewood. I've always admired the towns he did at Queen and Givins, and my client hired him to put this little project together. In the end the site was sold to another builder, who i believe is building...

asiancolossus : thanks for the kind words about Crafthouse! just to note, hst is included in the purchase price of the homes. We include HST in our pricing at all developments, so that it's pretty much upfront what the pricing is. Sorry for any confusion. Minilude : our roofs are actually...

Floorplans are now online at http://pauljohnston.com/projects/crafthouse-modern-homes-in-toronto-at-bayview-village Pricing ranges from $1,795,000 all the way up to about $2.9M. Showroom is open weekends from 11am to 5pm at 50 Page Avenue. Hope that helps!

Model home is complete, and looks pretty darned good. All urbantoronto folks are welcome to stumble through the open houses 11-5pm on Saturday and Sunday! I've had the pleasure of meeting some of you already.

I believe this pretty much marks the top of the building - the steel represents the final two penthouse floors. The townhomes are also going up along Rebecca, together with the 4 townhomes on the neighbouring Givins. Starting to shape up!

Yes - indeed. An "adaptive reuse" project, or in other parlance a "contemporary intervention". This small development will be called Lanehouse, and is by the same team behind Edition Richmond and Annex Loft Houses on Dupont. Quite a jewel of a property - discretely tucked away on a laneway...

"5 - 8 ???? are those hours correct?" YES - no typo there! I've never fully understood condo sales centre hours, and on a small project like this we tend to have people stop by on the way home from work, or on their way out for a drink / dinner nearby. Seems to be a much better time than...

The grand opening is scheduled for Saturday March 24th at the showroom

Hello - there's actually "a bit of everything" left, from some compact one bedrooms to larger 1+den, and some 2 bedrooms. Abacus is really a small development - there are only 39 lofts in the building, but there's a good mix of lofts left. And yes, showroom is open thurs+fri 5-8 and weekends.

One bit of news: we have a couple of homes remaining, including the "signature" home of a whopping 3700 square feet. But yes Travis, the sales have been very strong. Up to date info on my site: http://pauljohnston.com

Yes, it is true that pre-sales have been very strong. Having the opportunity to attend a pre-launch event is something virtually anyone can do with any of the projects I represent. Simply register through the project's official website, which is always linked from my website. Everyone who did...