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Should the Queens Park view corridor be preserved?

  • Yes

    Votes: 168 43.3%

  • No

    Votes: 145 37.4%

  • Don't Know

    Votes: 15 3.9%

  • Don't Care

    Votes: 60 15.5%
  • Total voters
    388
The major proposals, in order of size (non-residential GFA square metres / residential GFA square metres / total GFA square metres / number of residential units:

35 VALLEY WOODS RD 0.00 / 189,405.00 / 189,405.00 / 2375

Proposal to re-develop the site with a total of 2,375 residential units within a mix of housing types such as rental and condo apartment buildings and stacked townhouses. Existing 245 rental townhouses to be demolished. Redevelopment to be comprised of 2 ...

770 LAWRENCE AVE W, 3083-3095 & 3101 DUFFERIN ST 15,200.00 / 133,500.00 / 148,700.00 / 1880

Proposal to redevelop lands with a mix of uses inlcuding residential (1,880 units), retail, office and a public park. Three residential condominium buildings are proposed with retail and office uses on the ground floor.

40 ADELAIDE ST W 89,125.00 / 29,881.00 / 89,125.00 / 353

Phase 2 of Bay Adelaide Centre office development (East Tower). 45 storey office building with 89125m2 of gfa.

65-85 EAST LIBERTY ST BLOCKS 2B/11A OF INGLIS LANDS 86,674.00 / 86,020.00 / 86,020.00 / 965

New residential building containing 965 live work dwelling units in 3 above grade towers situated above a 2-8 storey podium building all connected below grade by 4 levels of parking and enclosed surface parking. Unit distribution 429 one bedroom 536 ...

21 AVENUE RD 3,886.00 / 70,624.00 / 74,510.00 / 392

48 storey & 58 storey mixed-use buildings on a 3-storey podium.

209 FORT YORK BLVD 250.00 / 58,720.00 / 58,970.00 / 861

Phases IIA and IIB of Waterpark City. Phase IIA consists of a 38-storey residential condominium tower, with adjoining 7-storey and 4-storey components, and Phase IIB consists of one 16-storey residential condominium tower with an adjoining 8-storey compo...

1501 YONGE ST & 22 ST CLAIR AVE E. 1,464.00 / 56,345.00 / 57,809.00 / 470

16-storey & 37-storey condominium buildings, 1 15-storey mixed-use building fronting on Yonge St. and 3.5-storey townhouses fronting on Alvin Ave.

33 MILL STREET 6,984.00 / 34,105.00 / 41,089.00 / 377

Construct a 377 unit residential condominium with retail at grade - APPLICATION STREAM COMPLEX

600 JARVIS ST 0.00 / 36,600.00 / 36,600.00 / 459

Site plan approval to construct 44-storey mixed-use building containing 459 dwelling units and commercial at grade.

15 MACHELLS AVE 2,800.00 / 32,026.00 / 32,026.00 / 518

Proposal to construct a 22 storey condo. PHASE III of the 1100 King St Development. (15 Machells Ave)

70 MONTGOMERY AVE 0.00 / 27,209.80 / 27,209.80 / 307

Proposal for a 25-storey residential condominium building containing 307 units. Existing 13 detached and semi-detached dwellings to be demolished.

Bill
 
MisterF said:
It shows a total of 89,125 square metres, with 29,881 square metres of residential and 353 units.
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OK, So I guess BA2 is still proposed as a mixed use residential/office building then.

The figures in the table are confusing, shouldn't "Total" GFA (Gross Floor Area?) = "Non-Residential" + "Residential"? in the case of BA2, "Total" and "Non-Residential" are both listed as 89,125 square metres. For some of the developments listed the numbers add up as expected, for others the total is equal to either the residential, or the non-residential value.

PS. 89,125 square metres = 959,333.52 square feet, almost the same floor area as BA1
 
Jeez, you go out for a few hours, and....

just freaking incredible....
 
Looks like BA2 actually gained 2 floors as it was listed as 43 floors previously.

As for the four Seasons site, 48 and 58 on a 3 floor podium I assume is not included in the # makes it 51 and 61 floors in height.
 
If this comes to pass, these two buildings will probably be the second- or third-tallest building, and fourth-tallest building on Bloor Avenue (that we know of, at least).

Recent residential talls in the neighbourhood run from 10.2 to 12.5 feet per storey -- call it 10 to 12 feet per storey. The taller building is therefore probably going to be around 580 to 696 feet for 58 floors (or 610 to 732 feet for 61 storeys) compared to around 686 feet for the new Four Seasons.

The shorter of the two buildings would be in the range 480 to 576 feet at 48 storeys (or 510 to 612 feet at 51 storeys), probably beating the current #1 Manulife Centre at 545 feet.

This is assuming that the City does not chop off a dozen storeys.

Bill
 
This is very exciting news. A two tower development rising up behind that church lot could look very great at this corner, especially at this (potential) height. Seeing the current Four Seasons building gone is also a very exciting proposition.
 
i don't get the Valleywood plan???

401 and DVP???
 
Actually, from a modern-heritage standpoint, I *would* be concerned about the Valley Woods proposal, if it involves ripping down a bunch of that award-winning 60s Klein & Sears housing...

As for 4Seasons, I'd imagine it'd be recladding/addition...
 
The Four Seasons site, I assume, does not include the L-shaped building hugging the Church of the Redeemer?
 
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