Toronto 1912 Avenue Road | 15.85m | 4s | Jame | Icon

[someMidTowner]

This is from back in October, but I haven't found any thread for it.

http://app.toronto.ca/DevelopmentAp...icationsList.do?action=init&folderRsn=3648750

Site Plan Control application for proposed 5-storey mix-use commercial building with a gross floor area of 2,357 square metres consisting of 292.2 square metres of retail uses on part of the ground floor with the building being office space.
Proposed Use --- # of Storeys 5 # of Units 0
Applications:
Type Number Date Submitted Status
Site Plan Approval 14 242937 NNY 16 SA Oct 24, 2014 Under Review

Image from Google Street View

I am surprised that the Green P lot out back (246 Brooke) isn't one of the included properties.

 

[Solaris]

This is a small land owner encompassing only the corner building and the adjacent "Backs2beds.ca" building .... plans I've seen were 5 storey building with 45 degree angular plane stepping down on the west side as required by City ... extremely tight site so much that it had to resolve to parking elevators ... Green P has no interest to redevelop 'at this time'

 

[FrankRoberts]

Here is a view of the two subject properties 1912 & 1914 Avenue Rd. in 2011

 

[FrankRoberts]

Here is a view of the two subject properties 1912 & 1914 Avenue Road in 2008

 

[PMT]

Renderings from Icon Architects (source):

 

[jje1000]

Not much of an improvement.

 

[UpperAvenue]

This is awful - they made no attempts to fit the character of the neighbourhood.

 

[interchange42]

Yeah, that's indefensible generic shit. The architects are likely embarrassed.

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[ADRM]

Also, what is going on here?

 

[interchange42]

That's parallel parking in the lot behind this and adjacent Yonge Street properties, widening enough eventually for regular perpendicular spaces.

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[Downtown Toronto]

December 15 2018

 

[Downtown Toronto]

July 4th 2019.

 

[innsertnamehere]

What's so interesting about this is that it has 0 parking. I imagine most users of the building will simply park next door in the Green P lot, but it is unusual for true 0 parking developments to exist this far out of the core.

 

[UrbanFervour]

That ugly black fake brick again. So dated already.

 

[AlbertC]

Cafe Landwer is opening here: