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The Food Hall Market thing has always been their staple and it hasn't opened yet so we shall see what happens Two sets of escalators are still under construction and I think opening soon so that will help alot

My favourite design of this was the arched brick podiums. Once it's scrapped, this isn't any good

Beautiful old and new and innovative architecture

I love Rotblott’s and always try to give them business over the big box stores (Canadian Tire, Home Depot etc.) THey have a great selection of cheap mistintted paints on the second floor

1/3 of the cost of a slice of pizza is that box, to be used once, and thrown all over

Is that the real colour or the protective film cover?

Wow! Beautiful Wellington, grand boulevard vibes

It's zoned for residential 😅

Even the height can't help these towers, bland, boring, tacky designs, I guess it's only good for densification

Let's see how well Rio Can sticks to this date

People have no money for anything except necessities like rent/mortgage and food now so it makes sense :oops:

Love the lattice, very fitting with this neiighborhood

Exactly, the pizza store should also benefit from a cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternative to those boxes

I didn't know Lululemon opened!

Great commentary! They're really speedy with the glass replacements! If only the King Toronto people could be so lucky to get their glass glazing procurement :)

It's probably not that easy to find one supplier that would make them match exactly what the bankrupted supplier produced? I'm not sure it's not my field It for sure complicates things because if they took what's in the warehouse then the new supplier would need to match it 100% for the rest...

It is out version of Soho

Interesting that there are two of these "European-inspired Food Halls" within a 3 block South (the other at the Well)

The supplier went bankrupt and has a bunch of them in the warehouse

I'm assuming so? cause they won't be able to do the internal things like drywall, flooring, kitchen cabinetry etc.