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I have a good feeling about this..

Front Street in Canary District comes to mind. That said the ROW is waaaay too wide (despite a narrow road). Its 50m between buildings of mostly empty sidewalk. When visiting Hafencity it felt a lot like a better executed version of Canary district. 14m between buildings vs 50m.

I went to Hafencity back in 2021, very cool area.

Hi! Architects was involved in the rezoning of Westline Condos before it became Westline Condos. Perhaps a similar strategy here. https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2019/04/hi-architects-designed-condo-proposed-1100-sheppard-west.36625

My fav part about this Wendy’s build is where they decided to put exposed insulation right up against the nice curtainwall lol

That makes perfect sense. I was trying to wrap my head around it being 2190-2200 Kingston

https://www.levliving.com/community/kingston-road-residence Noticed this on Livabl. Not 100% sure of the address.

From what I heard they poured their foundation wrong, fired their Construction Manager, and re-started. Not exactly the typical process.

Yesterday

A video promoting Concord Canada House has Concord Sky added to the skyline.

My editor put this one together but I actually have 8 hours of RAW video footage we shot for Cliffside that I can edit into as many videos as I want (and have time to make lol)

This might be a bit sales-y for UT but we made a cool video about this project.

I gotta stop by this site and ask them where they got their glass from.

I don't have photos but the glazing looks really good here.

FYI I've been searching for what feels like years to figure out where this spandrel comes from, thinking there's a magic solution. Turns out its a shadow box, and the reflective glass used was discontinued with no viable equivalent. The search continues.....

Demo of the Days Inn started a couple days ago.

Anyone know how their window/wall ratio appears less than the 40% here?

The non-fin part basically disappears at night.

lol Nevermind the concrete ceilings (which I prefer)… but the M+E coordination seems a bit….questionable.