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Please use the Real Estate thread for this project below to have your question answered. https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/peter-and-adelaide-graywood-real-estate.27672/

These types of questions belong on the real estate thread for this project found here.. https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/nobu-residences-toronto-madison-group-real-estate.27239/

Quay House is on the NE corner of Queens Quay and Richardson noted by the Red pin right on the intersection of the database map below. There is no project showing immediately to the east of Quay House on the database map, yet the east side of this structure is a concrete wall as if another...

More issues with glazing/fritting alignment.

I’m no glazing expert but they may not need to switch all of the locations of the individual panels but rather flip some 180 degrees? Look at # 9 for example.

Some new pics of the lower bowl. Loving it. Source: Tyler Procyk on X.

I’ve been so fired up to see the completed faux stone wall. Thought it could look great. But sadly, they didn't even try to make it look real how the ‘seams’ come together. Source: TBJ Live

Word (and photos) on Urban Toronto is that the glass has arrived.

Can someone please take a zoomed in photo of the backstop and the section behind the backstop so we can see the faux stone wall. I’m so anxious to see an update on that. It will be the most visible change for those of us who watch the Jays on TV. (I’m in New Brunswick so can’t get to Toronto...

Looks like a nice faux stone wall going in. (As nice as faux stone can be I suppose.) I like it. Source: TBJ Live on X

Correct.

@AlexBozikovic - I think you should do a feature on City of Toronto Program Manager Bowen and his commitment to listening to the people. I know you’ve had issues with not enough public engagement both for public and private developments and perhaps he can be an example of a success story...

You made my month Mr Bowen. I want to run through a wall for you. :) Thank you.

There are two key elements to any development from an exterior perspective: 1. Massing 2. Materials The massing is phenomenal. The dimensions and setbacks are top notch! Love the outline of this building. The materials, however, are suboptimal at best. While the limestone is nice the...

It has been updated..