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Alterra may still be busy value-engineering any elegance out of this design, but a giant black "Coming Soon" sign's just appeared on the site suggesting sales aren't far off:

Great-looking refurb by top commercial realtor Julie Seo, who recently personally bought 356 King East (opposite historic Little Trinity Church, with its connection to the African-American underground railroad). Shame that Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow, wealthy owners of Bustle clothing brand...

Such texture, such potential on this stretch. At the opposite end of Corktown you can just make out Little Trinity, founded by escaped slaves who made it north on the underground railroad (and apparently the oldest operating church in Toronto).

Opening Friday! What a block -- between the East Room project to the left of Gusto, the older buildings further along to the right, and the post-industrial vibe of the overpass, Corktown is starting to have a bit of a Shoreditch (London) feel.

I'm new. Can someone help me understand this? (1) In March 2017, Council approved the development of this site "generally in accordance with the plans and drawings by Saucier + Perotte .... [and] the development will consist of 40 metres including the mechanical penthouse". (2) In July 2017...