Toronto oneeleven Condominiums | 55.47m | 17s | Harhay | Core Architects

[condosearch]

the building is really shaping up (taken yesterday)

Great pictures!

 

[ProjectEnd]

Core are underrated. For the most part, their buildings are beautiful, time and time again.

Agree completely. Between the smokey brick, the punched windows and the noticeable lack of spandrel, this is fantastic.

 

[urbandreamer]

The problem with all these condos is I no longer have any privacy taking photos, which is one reason I'm scaling back my updates. I almost miss the empty downtown of the '90s. But considering all the condoKIDS marching up Bathurst to their posh jobs, it's strange that so few pause to snap photos of buildings under construction

Time to change my name to the suburbandreamer?!

 

[Miscreant]

Both of these developments are making a significant mark on this intersection. Great to see.

 

[Jasonzed]

 

[marcus_a_j]

That's probably the best I've seen of one shot capturing so many developments, large and small, over that last decade or so. There are dozens of threads it could be put in. Excellent!

 

[stjames2queenwest]

It's easy to imagine the Well back in there and who knows what with the BIG project

 

[agoraflaneur]

Awesome pic Jasonzed! I love the mid rise scale of the blocks captured in this frame. It offers a different density model from the tower blocks that have dominated development in Toronto over the last few decades. I have nothing against those high rise blocks - in fact I enjoy them - but I do enjoy the diversity of strolling across Spadina into King West and feeling like you are in another neighbourhood with a distinct built form identity. As can be seen, there are still a number of lots and buildings that can be redeveloped in the area, so it should continue to evolve over the next few decades. Can't wait for the Well and whatever they are calling Context King West now!

As an aside, when is the park next to the City Place Library - seen in the top right of Jasonzed's photo - slated to be built?

 

[interchange42]

That's probably the best I've seen of one shot capturing so many developments, large and small, over that last decade or so. There are dozens of threads it could be put in. Excellent!

Yes, but two is enough. This one and Musée were the right threads to put it in!

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[MafaldaBoy]

20 September 2015:


oneeleven by Jimmy Wu, on Flickr


oneeleven by Jimmy Wu, on Flickr

 

[Miscreant]

As other posters have noted, these 'punched' windows in the podium are going to look amazing. That last shot really shows a beautiful contrast between the toned brick and the glass.

 

[Filip]

The problem with all these condos is I no longer have any privacy taking photos, which is one reason I'm scaling back my updates. I almost miss the empty downtown of the '90s. But considering all the condoKIDS marching up Bathurst to their posh jobs, it's strange that so few pause to snap photos of buildings under construction

Time to change my name to the suburbandreamer?!

I think I saw you weeks and weeks ago taking photos of Beyond the Lake.

Tripod?

 

[josephdavidmckee]

Brick vs precast.

 

[taal]

Wow that's amazing, are there many other examples of that 'punched' window design here in Toronto ?

 

[Hamiltonian]

Wow that's amazing, are there many other examples of that 'punched' window design here in Toronto ?

I think Peter Street condos.