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Great news. The render is beautiful. I hope they don't change the design too much.

This is great! I like this one a lot.

I wanted to say this earlier too. I don't think the residents really realize what they've done here. It would be an even greater loss if this wasn't built - as is - somewhere else.

Thanks for that. Funny how no one here can really remember what's been there for the past 20 years. It couldn't have just been a parking lot all this time.

How is he jumping to conclusions? Seems pretty obvious that move-in dates were moved, well, because the building won't be ready, no?

Having lived near this intersection for many years I have to say that it's one of my least favourite intersections. It's dumpy and uninviting and trapped in the same era as Galleria Mall at Dufferin & Dupont. TAS offered something modern, iconic and (I think) beautiful to move this intersection...

I've been wondering the same thing. I'm trying not to think about everything that can go wrong with the scaffolding clinging to the building. I don't understand why they couldn't remove and replace each tile one by one from a hanging platform. They could have all four sides going at once.

Behold the beauty! Ugh. God help us all.

I'm flabbergasted at the utter stupidity of this. Just mind blowing.

Looks like they're about to start taking down the tower crane. Sadly I can't hang around all day and watch.

Is this project still moving ahead?

I think this monstrosity has to take the cake. Just god-awful. photo by rody69 at skyscrapercity.com

Fantastic photos. This'll be fun to watch. What was here on this parcel of land before that we might be digging up now?

Looks good, congratulations! I'm just now noticing... is this the same architect as BSN?

This may just be the "sleeper hit of the season"...

Progress this morning. I wish this building wasn't looking so cheap. Note the discolouration...

Progress this morning. I'm noticing that wherever the window pattern does not repeat, there is a lighter coloured panel (which I'm liking and would have preferred as the dominant colour rather than the grey)...

Condo Critic: Yorkville rich with everything but substance March 6, 2010 Christopher Hume Source here No one ever accused Yorkville of good taste. Ever since it became boutique central in the '70s, the Village has been the best place in Toronto if you're looking for a $10,000 bomber...

Very happy to see this skateboard park packed with kids yesterday and today. Congrats to those who made this project happen.

What's going on at the pumping station?