ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Gonna be a tight squeeze here
Toronto Biblio Lofts | 28.91m | 7s | NVSBLE | BDP Quadrangle
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Gonna be a tight squeeze here
investican
Active Member
759-763 Queen St E (3 Yellow Storefronts) - Full Project :: ~45 Foot Frontage
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waterloowarrior
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ChesterCopperpot
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KAVE Architects
RButler
New Member
Would have been cool if they tried to play off the architecture to their right. Reminds me of a recent Junction project.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Wish they went with a straight facade instead of stepbacks.
AoD
AoD
PMT
Senior Member
Lenser
Senior Member
Looks promising.
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
Site was sold recently. City's development application website indicates that they anticipate a new submission.
FACTS
- Name of condo development: Biblio bibliolofts.ca
- Name of developer: NVSBLE nvsble.ca
- Biblio is NVSBLE’s debut project
- Located at 759 -763 Queen East, on the edge of Leslieville, in Riverside
- Estimated completion date: Spring 2023
- Seven storey mid-rise new build; 26,000 sq ft total
- 30 units; 10 are 1 bedroom and 1 bedroom + den; 20 are 2 bedrooms and 2 bedrooms + den
- Amenities: linear lobby; ground floor gym, party/common room, 3 x retail shops; communal
rooftop patio;
- Name of condo development: Biblio bibliolofts.ca
- Name of developer: NVSBLE nvsble.ca
- Biblio is NVSBLE’s debut project
- Located at 759 -763 Queen East, on the edge of Leslieville, in Riverside
- Estimated completion date: Spring 2023
- Seven storey mid-rise new build; 26,000 sq ft total
- 30 units; 10 are 1 bedroom and 1 bedroom + den; 20 are 2 bedrooms and 2 bedrooms + den
- Amenities: linear lobby; ground floor gym, party/common room, 3 x retail shops; communal
rooftop patio;
Tony
Active Member
Love the look and scale of it.
Also, it seems to play off of this beauty directly across the street:
(from Google Maps)
Also, it seems to play off of this beauty directly across the street:
(from Google Maps)
Northern Light
Superstar
Really, this is near-perfect Missing Middle, gentle main street intensification that should offend few (none, really, but there's always someone) .........and it's not merely the scale, it's real architectural quality that plays nicely with the neighbours, conveys warmth, fits into a heritage row without pastiche, looks like it will create a pretty nice ground floor space too!
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AlbertC
Superstar
Bricked arches, clean glazing, and perfectly scaled for the location, it doesn't get much better than this.
concrete_and_light
Active Member
Looks fantastic. Hopefully they don't PJ-condos those arches.