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I’m jealous that’s going up in Vancouver and not here that building would fit perfectly at BAC North

They are anticipating this to be done in 5 years by 2023

I just hope for really well thought out retail for the area which could make or brake this area in the city as a full fledged destination or a rather sleepy neighborhood with parks.

I think it just might me the SOCO has become a node for it's specific quality of Office space and which Business Departments can be located there. Whereas in financial district there is more competition in terms of Office space quality and that may get translated in the design.

Exactly and with people still working in the building I can only imagine how many complex obstacles they have to deal with during construction. This isn’t going up like a normal from scratch building.

Not all hash dealers are bad people. Soon your government will be your hash dealer.

Man Eaton Center really needs to redo the entire Yonge street frontage. Those stores should have 2 entrances from inside and outside at Yonge st. It’s such a lost opportunity and it totally rips the life out of that section of Yonge.

LOOOL how high?:D

Agreed that narrow passage and seats facing each other without sufficient leg space for both sides is a prevalent problem on the new street cars.

Most likely: a building

So from the article, seems like they’re saving money from the design of the towers and investing heavily in the podiums and street level.. I’m not complaining but I feel like the tower designs could be better.

Jameson and King seems like a really awkward place to have a subway station.. I believe Queen and Landsdowne/Jameson probably has much more demand and development capacity.

I'm guessing the buildings are place holders as the designs buildings look very different to the earlier renderings (minus LCBO which seems like it's the only one almost finalized since it's not cropped out). I hope a lot more is one at street level and the park is well integrated to the...

Snow resting on top. From a week ago.

I wish there were taller towers north of Queen st. between Dundas or along Dundas. Would add more variation in the skyline.

I know it’s early but that looks gross.. it reminds me of what happened to the “Campus One” building and how the design went to shit after NIMBY/city meddling.

Does the property to the East of this have any developmental potential? I suppose if the East and West sides of this get blocked off by better developments this won't looks as bad because the front of this building is alright..