Toronto Museum FLTS. at Lower JCT. | ?m | 10s | Castlepoint Numa | a—A

[someMidTowner]

Screencap from this PDF: http://dealblog.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LowerJCT_Full.jpg

 

[NBGtect]

there's one rendering of Museum FLTS in the screen cap above. It's supposed to go on sale this month...

 

[ProjectEnd]

Looks incredible! Interesting evolution of the design language initiated at Thompson Residences.

 

[Lenser]

Wow. That perforated motif is something else. I dig it.

 

[FMCS]

Wow. That perforated motif is something else. I dig it.

I have a feeling we're going to see more of that in the near future!

 

[Lenser]

Not surprising, I suppose. Innovations in fabrication technology.

 

[bilked]

Yup, that cladding is great.
(though it seems like there's a lot more Lululemon in that renderworld than one would expect in an neighbourhood anchored by art studios and MOCCA)

 

[interchange42]

We have a new front page story up on what I consider to be a rather impressive development.

42

 

[smably]

I think you have a small error in the story. MOCA is taking an additional two floors (story says three, now five).

 

[ProjectEnd]

New image from Norm Li:

 

[ADRM]

New image from Norm Li:

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is that also aA, @ProjectEnd?

 

[innsertnamehere]

Is that office? looks great!

 

[ProjectEnd]

!!!!

is that also aA, @ProjectEnd?

Close, it's SvN (which has its roots, years ago, in aA):

http://svn-ap.com/projects/draft-building/

Is that office? looks great!

Partially. From the above link:

Within its 8 storeys, the building will house a mixture of industrial and commercial uses, including the manufacturing operations of Indie Ale House, a long standing Junction neighbourhood brewery. The ground and second floors will feature production spaces, a large tap room and restaurant, a barrel room and private dining space. A dynamic cantilevered dining space hovers over the sidewalk below. The upper floors of the building include event spaces and commercial office floors, complemented by generous outdoor terraces. A large outdoor patio flanks the open space to the north, blending the brewery tap room with a new park.

 

[ProjectEnd]

Some more images which illustrate this building's relationship with Museum FLTS to the north across the courtyard:

 

[ADRM]

Some more images which illustrate this building's relationship with Museum FLTS to the north across the courtyard:

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Coolest new trio-to-be in the city.