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Jumbo panorama of the site, looking north-ish this morning.

HUGE difference with the undersides being painted. Although it is no secret how poorly Cresford treats its customers I knew there was no way they'd be so stupid as to not make what will be their "showcase" look as stunning as possible. (Especially with the nonsense they've created across the...

Cycled past this today. Info here.

Completely crazy pricing. They're totally just trying to take advantage of ignorant buyers. Anyone who buys here would be crazy to pay what they're asking. Just insane.

War of the wheels looms with cross-city bike lane plan JEFF GRAY From Wednesday's Globe and Mail May 20, 2009 at 4:12 AM EDT In a move certain to be seized on by critics who claim the city is waging a war on cars, a study of an Etobicoke-to-Scarborough bike lane right across Bloor Street...

They are without a doubt uninspired and corporate... but they are much easier to read. I'd love to see the other options that were turned down for this. ----------- New Toronto street signs debut to mixed reviews The functional - some say sterile - blue-and-white sign, to be officially...

I imagine these will be very pricey but very cool rental apartments. There doesn't seem to be a website with any info. The ground floor corner retail unit has been covered up again with "LEASED" signs.

Like Murano, I love this project from the outside but I hope it doesn't suffer from poor/cheap finishes and workmanship on the inside. There seems to a handful of disappointed Lanterra customers over at Murano.

Chaps was my Friday and Saturday night hangout when I moved to Toronto. Many, many awesome memories there. (1991-1993) And I believe Chaps was actually the upstairs bar and Badlands was the downstairs bar at what is now Rabba's on Isabella.

The cladding on the tower is working even less for me. I suppose how they treat the balconies will really make or break what I think already looks cheap.

Taken from Unwin Ave. this morning (next to the lake): And definitely a happy sight to see. I'm sure this painter is very good at his job, but I'm not sure how precise this painting job will be with the railings and glass already in place. Note the shattered panes of glass...

From this morning's Globe and Mail: Sony Centre, developer confident of deal soon JENNIFER LEWINGTON May 15, 2009 They missed one deadline but key players behind plans for a condo tower above the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts are still confident of wrapping up the deal before...