What is now a gargantuan hole beside the open-air section of the Yonge Subway line between Bloor and Rosedale stations will soon be a shining new beacon for the quickly-redeveloping "Rosedale-meets-Yorkville" neighbourhood.

June 2 - Conservatory Group's Milan Condominium Excavation Site (Photo by Red Mars)

June 2 - Note the specifically designed barricades to protect Yonge subway traffic (Photo by Red Mars)

Perched upon the edge of the Rosedale Valley, The Milan Condominium will utilize a space that was once part of a Canadian Tire parking lot. Developed by The Conservatory Group and designed by E.I. Richmond Architects, the structure will boast 37 storeys of sophisticated residences with panoramic views, as well as all the amenities one could ask for.

Conservatory Group's Milan Condominium Rendering (Conservatory Group)

Completion of The Milan Condominium is expected in 2013, and we eagerly anticipate the start of vertical construction of this uniquely-situated tower. Here are some more photos of the current construction site, taken by UrbanToronto member Red Mars:

June 2 - Photo by Red Mars

June 2 - Photo by Red Mars

June 2 - Photo by Red Mars

June 2 - Photo by Red Mars

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