Toronto Massey Tower Condos | 206.95m | 60s | MOD Developments | Hariri Pontarini
Midtown Urbanist
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It is making it's presence known.
mdparker
Active Member
It's going to look amazing heading north on Yonge...
stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
Visible from city hall
cd concept
Senior Member
It took awhile and now it's finally starting to peek above the old city hall building from Nathan Phillips Square. It's going to be a great addition to the skyline!
skycandy
Senior Member
ADRM
Senior Member
G.L.17
Senior Member
Salim
New Member
Can anyone tell me what floor is under construction currently? Also, how many floors, on the average, is completed in a given month?
Automation Gallery
Superstar
looks like they are on the 16th floor
Freddy
New Member
Isn't the average for constructing skyscrapers about 4 floors a month?
Automation Gallery
Superstar
On this one most likely, we should see this topping off by this time next year
ProjectEnd
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+/- 44 weeks.
ADRM
Senior Member
Caught this tidbit in an interview with MOD's Gary Switzer:
Though Toronto has recently caught up to Montreal in the quality of its best restaurants, it still lags far behind in how important a role restaurants play in day-to-day life. Switzer sees the new Yonge scene as a much larger version of what you’ll see any weeknight in Montreal’s Plateau or Mile X. City planners often talk about making public spaces into tower-dwellers’ living rooms.
Switzer is more interested in making restaurants into their kitchens and dining rooms. For his part, he brought Wickson Social into 5 St. Joseph St., and though his other Yonge Street project, Massey Tower, has only reached its 14th floor, he’s got similar hopes for the 1905 CIBC building at its base (he’s already building extra space in the back for Massey Hall).
Though Toronto has recently caught up to Montreal in the quality of its best restaurants, it still lags far behind in how important a role restaurants play in day-to-day life. Switzer sees the new Yonge scene as a much larger version of what you’ll see any weeknight in Montreal’s Plateau or Mile X. City planners often talk about making public spaces into tower-dwellers’ living rooms.
Switzer is more interested in making restaurants into their kitchens and dining rooms. For his part, he brought Wickson Social into 5 St. Joseph St., and though his other Yonge Street project, Massey Tower, has only reached its 14th floor, he’s got similar hopes for the 1905 CIBC building at its base (he’s already building extra space in the back for Massey Hall).
