Recent content by LUVIT!

I really like the zig zag awning and the random angle of the office component. I appreciate when a developer at least attempts to make a project somewhat interesting. This has been achieved. As a side note I hope that office, retail, and residential components can be achieved in more...

This is where the Gardiner SHOULD have gone into a tunnel (like in Montreal) rising above ground east of downtown. Having a tunnel would have solved so may issues. However that never happened so here we are.

This property was listed a couple of years ago for about the same price I believe. The former 'China Lily' property kitty corner to this site is too to be developed. I'm not certain if 'Gio Rna's' property is large enough for a small apartment building.mHowever the 'Dukes' site is ripe for...

I’ve always disliked the blank wall of the short office building on Eastern ave. Now it’s being covered up! Yay!

I agree that the mansions should be save in their entirety as much as possible. Moving them closer to the street is a good option. The heritage and architectural value of these gems tells the story of Toronto and Canada's story which in turn tells our story. If we don't tell our story nobody...

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Mauve 😀

I’m waiting for the contrasting colour to be installed. Along Queen Street E. is that still a go?

Holy shit!!

I love how all the empty gaps (parking lots) are being filled it. Wonderful!

I used to have that colour of hair now I'm grey!

I don't like building that get 'thicker' as they rise. They seem too bulky and awkward and generally aggressive in appearance.

Ididi not invest in any of 'Condoman's" project. I live very close to the failed 'Post loft Condos' in Leslieville.

One year ago I mentioned that this is the same developer as 'Post Loft Condos' on Queen St E. That development after more than 5 year is a weed strewn lot in prime Leslieville. This obviously says something about something!

I don't mind the overall feel to this place. However I do agree that the 'front' entrance looks more like a side entry point. No celebration of arrival or any protection from the elements.