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This thing is going to hulk over Draper Street. The neighbouring developers of the Well appear to taken a sensitive approach when considering the last patch of historic worker cottages, but this proposal seems to one where the maximum everything is going to be shoved onto the lot.

It's a gorgeous addition to the neighbourhood.

Just out of curiosity, why would you say that?

Compared to this Geoff Palmer dude, Brad Lamb comes off as near urban saint.

How many typical shoppers visiting the mall will know what the CF stands for? To them, it's the Eaton Centre.

I find this building very unfortunate. The neighbouring Bathurst building by Core is far superior. Too bad that when looking west, that structure is obscured by the bulk of Musée.

Yeah, one guy certainly did lose it - which was unfortunate as most residents were civil with their criticisms. Sadly, the outrageous ones set the tone. I think the issue regarding the height (50m to the top of the mechanical box with no setbacks) was being highlighted because it was mentioned...

The green and orange "hot mess" is actually a renovated YMCA building and is not related to the new development.

Thanks for that! So the former club site and the parking lot on Peter will disappear as well. In fact, based on this and a couple of other threads, a significant portion of this block is to be developed/re-devloped. that said, I'm curious about what will happen with the historic building? With...

I'm a little confused. Isn't the image immediately above (posted by ChesterCopperpot) looking up Peter Street?

They're at the same height because most of the developers decided to build to the maximum height. However, with the Mirvish project passed, a number of proposals have come forward exceeding the 157 metre level. The skyline will become more varied in terms of height.

I agree. It encapsulates the history of the area quite nicely.

It'll be interesting to see what retail ends up in there. With the setback from sidewalk along Brant facing the park, my hopes are for a small cafe being situated at that location.

Tust me, I don't ask questions; I point out the problem. I'm civil, but it's clear that the reality of the situation is an inconvenience for some people. A few individuals complained about the lack of instruction indicating that no dog should be peeing or more right in front of a very obvious...

King-Charlotte is a very nice addition to the neighbourhood.

I'm sorry, but some dog owners should be ashamed of themselves. Freshcutgrass is not off the mark. Just because there is a pillar outside the front door of my building, a line of dog owners appear to think it's okay to create a pool of urine by letting their pets go there day after day. When...

Allied received OMB approval for 544 King Street West some years back.

The existing building on the site is being demolished.

It's a hulking, squat thing.

The horizontal cladding looks very "industrial park." Too bad because it otherwise mars an interesting building.