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I think the solution to this is by removing on street parking it may force the open market to developing parking structures as viable investments. Having storied parking structures close to areas with main road businesses would actually help their businesses. For example on the danforth let's...

I really think the steeet parking on st Clair and other streets is the dumbest shit ever. Takes up a whole lane of the road and not moving cars at all. If somebody needs to ge tricked up or dropped off pull into the side streets. Also it doesn't even solve parking for people that want it because...

I've been going here for my groceries this semester.. only problem is that's it's just as expensive if not more than Longos.

The first 10 floors I would say look awkward but not bad; if that makes any sense. But, ironically this looks a lot better close up than from far away.

I wonder if it would be cheaper to do the SSE above ground.

That is true and you are correct, but there might be a new demographic of Millenial Muslim Canadians like myself. Who are children of those immigrants in the suburbs and are doing as the other millenials are doing and moving downtown.

A lot of places around Canada have had mosques built on cheap land that was available even if there weren't Muslims close by. The mosques attracted Muslim residents who purchase houses, land and set up businesses near by. Also the current mosque at Chestnut and Dundas also the one on Adelaide...

Also does anybody know what is happening at ~495 College st? https://www.google.ca/maps/@43.6560661,-79.4095123,3a,75y,162.26h,111.46t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1srBXUROVEjz4VK3MDLAYwbg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 I walked by today and saw the construction site where the back part of the building was demo'd...

Whats worse? Donald Trump or this building?

.. member Stollery's? Member Harvey's?

Hmm.. I'm not quite enjoying the street presence on Richmond.

How sad, in order to make things worse than they already are they removed the strip of brick that was supposed to touch the ground.

I can't wait til this falls flat on it's face and Toronto can focus on getting the DRL and SSE funded and completed.

I like it? Cmon, it's not like Frank Gehry is designing anything in Scarborough any time soon. Lets be happy that whoever designed it wanted to make it at least a little fancy.

I'm so glad for the area and am a fan of the redevelopment.. but I will always forever miss the old regent :(

lol wut? That's inaccurate. When there's a bad design people almost always blame the developer or architects first. ie. G+C, P+S, etc. People blame the city when a good design is reduced to something not so good.

That's awful. I was really excited for this as it would've shaken things up in the area. The "O" was truly something unique to Toronto.

Looks sort of like Deerfield Hall at UTM.

My god, who would ever think infront of the CN tower would be an ideal location for a senior's residence. I hope you were being sarcastic...

I really hope for much more midrise development along the Danforth.