351-369 Lake Shore Blvd E (Dream/Great Gulf, ?s, ?)

Noticed this rezoning application... don't know if it's been discussed in a thread somewhere.

I'm assuming these are the Victory silos at Parliament and Lake Shore. Any insights?

PROPOSED MIXED-USE BUILDING CONTAINING 109 000 TO 110 000
SQUARE METRES OF RESIDENTIAL GFA AND 2000 TO 3000 SQUARE
METRES OF NON-RESIDENTIAL GFA (MAX 112000 M2 GFA) UNDER ONE
OF TWO OPTIONS " ONE WITH SILOS UP AND ONE WITH SILOS DOWN"

 

Thanks 42... I incorrectly assumed I was invisible.

Don't know why 110,000 square metres of residential on the eastern waterfront does not generate much interest. Strange.

 

Where's the pretty pictures and renderings?

 

Rightly so it shouldn't get attention, it's the trashy Home Depot proposal redux

Refusal Report:

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/2006/agendas/committees/te/te060207/it003.pdf

AoD

 

Home Depot should build us one of these....

 

If only we had New York's architecture. *sigh*

 

That building is just too good for a Home Despot.

 

351-369 Lake Shore East - 50 stories.

City Planning Report:

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2007/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-5998.pdf

 

Wow. Extremely interesting.

I am not convinced that this should be an area for 40 or 50 floor buildings (considering its waterfront location), but I am intrigued by the first option, where Queen Quay East would wrap around the Victory Silos. The second option (sans-silos) would make the tower the tallest thing on the waterfront, would it not?

 

Huh? I don't get it.

Or are you just getting a dig in about my issues with the Clear/Pure Spirit projects?

I am more open to a tower here (especially if public space is done well), but I don't think it meshes that well with the City's plans for the area, like TWRC's West Don Lands and East Bayfront plans.