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Final ground floor window wall cladding looks much better than I thought it would when they started.

really hoping this accordion style masonry work on bayview frontage works well.

Hopefully they can get some windows up before the bad weather comes in. They got lucky thus far.

Much better than the crack house that was there previously. Surprised Perks let the owner remove his "tenants" to do this.

This project looks amazing

This project is flying...but somehow already seems like it was from a different planning world when you see applications like this within the neighbourhood: https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2024/10/39-storey-tower-proposed-near-leaside-station-eglinton-lrt.57148

Hand-laid endicott brick. Yes please!

There is gonna be a lot of it

The construction manager is pretty well known as one of the worst in the city. You can google their other projects and they have moved along at a very similar pace.

If Communities spent as much time/money/effort thinking about building materials, how a building meets grade and architectural details vs height, shadows, density…then buildings in this city would be much nicer I think.

Cool shot. All topped off now apparently.

Maybe...but would get my vote for the best mid-rise res building in the last two years

Not a lot of building left on the upper floors. Nice units with outdoor space I bet though.

Like virtually every other project in the city.

Added the corner and a lot on Osler and a couple floors. This is a similar sized project to Junction Point now. Versus the 26 units they started with

Hopefully this turns out well. Tons of potential. I wonder what trade is doing the cladding. Pretty detailed work required to make it look good and age well.

no surprise here. Does anyone know if this project settled with city staff as well along w Glazebrook/Gairloch tower?

This one is moving quickly. Feels totally different to have this gap filled in

Really prefer a midrise. Ha.

This one is going to be a gem.