Toronto Studio and Studio2 on Richmond | 131.06m | 41s | Aspen Ridge | BDP Quadrangle

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Taken this morning. Of the three cranes on site, two will likely be raised sometime this week.

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Jan 4

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A visit to the Studio construction site from late last year is the subject of a new front page story here!
 
While I like tall, unbroken streetwalls, I dislike the monotony of wide developments. Think about how much better looking that strip would be if the architect broke up the facade somewhat. Toronto's Victorian commercial strips derive their vibrancy not only from the stores at their bases, but because the buildings in which they're housed are long and narrow, rather than shallow and wide.

Also: trees would soften up that view quite a bit.
 
Toronto's Victorian commercial strips derive their vibrancy not only from the stores at their bases, but because the buildings in which they're housed are long and narrow, rather than shallow and wide.

It isn't the shape of the buildings, but the shape of the retail spaces themselves. A wide building could still have many smaller retail units, similar in size to those that you've mentioned.
 
Taken January 18, 2014. Some similar perspectives to the rendering in the prior post.

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