Lenser
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Sweet render. Looks like an ant's perspective. It looks very.... erect.
Toronto 11 YV | 213m | 62s | Metropia | Sweeny &Co
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steveve
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Thread title should be updated to 11YV
Not sure if these were ever posted here, an old design for the site by Wallman Architects:
Source: http://wallmanarchitects.com/project/11-yorkville-avenue/
Not sure if these were ever posted here, an old design for the site by Wallman Architects:
Source: http://wallmanarchitects.com/project/11-yorkville-avenue/
cd concept
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Is this a new rendering what happened to the old one?
AlbertC
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As per Wallman's website, that was only a competition proposal concept only. The official rendering is the current one we've been seeing for some time now.
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Yegger
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much prefer the timeless 1920s NYC gothic inspiration over the overdone black and white alternating box motif
Lenser
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Yup. The staggered/shuffled box thing is rapidly becoming a cliché.
LUVIT!
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I really like the latest deco inspired design too.
ushahid
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new renders
Automation Gallery
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I guess we'll be seeing this breaking ground sooner than later
Canada's housing market is roaring back with black-tie condo launches
www.bnnbloomberg.ca
A spokeswoman for RioCan REIT, which is developing the building with Metropia and Capital Developments,
said more than 70 per cent of the units have been sold since the mid-September launch.
Canada's housing market is roaring back with black-tie condo launches
Canada's housing market is roaring back with black-tie condo launches - BNN Bloomberg
More than a thousand brokers and agents sipped wine and nibbled ahi tuna hors d’oeuvres at the black-tie sales launch of a luxury condominium in downtown Toronto last month.
www.bnnbloomberg.ca
A spokeswoman for RioCan REIT, which is developing the building with Metropia and Capital Developments,
said more than 70 per cent of the units have been sold since the mid-September launch.
Automation Gallery
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Lots of talk on this one
The last of Yorkville luxury: Prestigious condo will complete street’s transformation
In some ways the architecture of the 62-storey property reflects this historic moment, with Gothic elements that reflect New York’s early skyscrapers
nationalpost.com
The last of Yorkville luxury: Prestigious condo will complete street’s transformation
In some ways the architecture of the 62-storey property reflects this historic moment, with Gothic elements that reflect New York’s early skyscrapers
The last of Yorkville luxury: Prestigious condo will complete street’s transformation
In some ways the architecture of the 62-storey property reflects this historic moment, with Gothic elements that reflect New York’s early skyscrapers
nationalpost.com
WislaHD
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^They can sell it however way they want, but these "luxury" condos have transformed Yorkville into something unrecognizeable, and frankly, the area no longer has that air of prestige and opulence that it once had despite the evolution of Mink Mile and all of these luxury condo units.
ProjectEnd
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Yeah, it's almost like cities evolve over time...
Weird.
Weird.
innsertnamehere
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I wouldn't say that. This block of Yorkville was never as high end as the block west of Bay Street - it was never really high end at all, actually. The block west of Bay is just as luxurious as always. it very much has that air of prestige it always has had to me. The stores are more luxurious than ever and the street rebuild with the cobbles make the whole thing feel very expensive. If anything it's even more upmarket than it was 10 years ago.