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I still think it looks unbalanced, cold, and as some others have mentioned, a little violent. Not something I would want to live in!

Thanks for that...what a bundle of confusion.

I completely agree. I grew up quite nicely thank you in a 900 sq foot bungalow (albeit in the Kingsway). I was an only child but I had families on my street with three children living in a similar home and I never heard of any complaints of size. Unfortunatly now that street of quaint...

you took the words out of my mouth.

Thanks for this thread...I was walking past this site the other week and could not remember what was there. I was away for all of the demolition, so thanks to all for the photos. A little off topic...does anyone know what is going on with that huge lot south of Wellesley between Yonge and Bay...

and turn it into a fantastic condo?

great gadzookery!

Those are some cold looking interiors.

^ What an absolutely charming house!

What is wrong with a little smoke and mirrors if it can make such a remarkable transformation? It is an enormous change over what the building has looked like in recent years.

that is one ugly building!

It's a real shame to see this one go. I have fond memories of going there with my family when I was young for their incredible Sunday Brunch and a dip in that exotic pool! (to a little kid, a pool with an island, a bridge, palm trees and a view of the dining room was very exotic)

All second floor additions to Shopper's Drub Marts are clumsy. This one in the Kingsway has tried for some symmetry by copying the old brickwork of the bank on the new right side of the store. The inside however, is a complete shamble...liked it way better the old way!

(this is my first post fyi) I have enjoyed this recent building boom and find that The Trump building adds such a beautiful note to the skyline. It looks interesting from many corners of the city, near and far. I wish more buildings would take a risk with the roofline. I was not a fan of the...