Recent content by Patrick Wingert

Well, it's great that it is right across from the most crime-ridden drug dealer drug-dealer-infested social housing buildings in all of the GTHA (4175 Lawrence Ave East). I wonder if that can be worked into the marketing somehow......... There will be a lot of opportunities to watch crack heads...

The Plaza has been demolished.

They are render robots walking the render people's dogs since they shop at Sherway Gardens!

Thank you for the detailed response. It's nice to know that the issue has been settled with clear technical evidence. So much for a unique building feature! No Frank Lloyd Wright designs homage than! We could have called it "Flowing Water" #FrankLLoydWright #FallingWater😁

I don't expect any affordable housing will be included or it will be made part of the underground river that flows through that area. Likely the developer will buy their way out of building affordable units by filling Doug's slush fund with water from the river!

I hope they keep those large boulders from the beautification program too. They were found in the area during the program and should be kept a part of the landscape. Also, I was told at one time they couldn't put a building here because of an underground river. This could make for an interesting...

So affordable housing is the $3500 a month affordable type, right? Perfect for low income families. It will motivate them to move to Alberta!

Why is there a height limit of about thirteen stories in this area? We could easily accommodate 30 or 40 stories and start taking the pressure off the downtown core.

The Eglinton East LRT won't happen for another decade, and it will be a decade late and a billion over budget like the Eglinton crosstown. . Doug Ford has no interest in it since it doesn't involve highways of the downtown core.

If this is a modernization of a historic building, then why has it been completely torn down and wiped out? I guess modernization these days means making a fake replacement facade for a building that used to be there.

The balconies are just big enough for Shakespearian soliloquies

Level Dan Harrison and the houses and put in about 10 20 story condominiums for people who have jobs and earn a living or make it affordable housing for people who work and are productive. Send the welfare cases out to the edge of the city.

It would be a shame if that thrift store had closed. It one of the last family-run thrifts in the area. It one of the classics disorganized you must look for what you want, and you never know what you'll find kind of places left in the area. It's been there since at l; least 2009 according to...

I'm confused I am seeing photographs from two different sides of the street-facing each other. The one above is from the opposite side of the street where there is an empty lot and then there is this one?

I am glad that they are redeveloping these apartments. The apartments in the original building were odd little units with strange little nooks and crannies and small irregular spaces (I once went back to a woman's house after being at a bar and discovered her bedroom l had a single bed crammed...