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That area is high in demand and under-developed. NIMBYs won't be able to hold off developments for too long as university students are sort of the majority there already.

Didn't they spend a boat load of money to renovate the Delta Chelsea hotel on Yonge and now have 4 tall towers proposed for it a few years later?

Wow the rental supply is going up pretty quickly!

Right next to Tuxedo Court? Might have a hard time selling..

Would there be any particular reason why construction hasn't recommenced after the holidays?

That's more than the Stollery property Mizrahi paid $300million for :eek:

Seems like with every iteration they are moving further and further away from the "exoskeleton" characteristic of the building. In the first iteration the exoskeleton was strong, bold, and actually pretty girthy, the second the exoskeleton was made skinnier and the patter was changed to an odd...

I'm glad they're reviewing the design and am hoping for something more "show stopping" here. something that would shake up the scene for the south core and hopefully a different bolder colour. Also wondering why they wouldn't fight for a taller height restriction.

That's not the same site is it? If it is that's gross.

Im assuming the height would stay the same even with 3 less stories since office floor heights are larger.

Looks like a vertical prison.

I wondering: wouldn't it be costing them more to do it this way rather than demolish and rebuild?

Above the Bay store and between the Bay tower and the Marriott seems like a pretty big floor plate no?

WZMH did a good job with the Parliament Data Centre if something along that line on a bigger scale was designed I wouldn't be too upset.

Is that the exoskeleton getting assembled?

I think I may have seen half of Picasso's roof lit while I was walking south from campus today.

Since the oil business is down now and the demand there is slowing down the money is coming to Toronto. Probably a safer investment.

Hopefully something similar happens to that building at 666 Spadina Ave.

Those thin white lines that go up the towers windows are so hideous. Looks like something you'd see done on one of the condos at city place.

I can't wait to see a rendering for this project. This site is important to me because I despised seeing it from my 16th floor window across the street at UofTs chestnut residence. On the weekends they would do construction and various repairs on the parking lot and not allowing me to sleep in...