Toronto Gerrard-Carlaw South Transit-Oriented Community | ?m | ?s | Infrastructure ON

[artyboy123]

The proposed Gerrard-Carlaw South TOC, located at the south side of future Gerrard Station, would deliver approximately 1,310 new residential units, including affordable units, and approximately 460 jobs, while also bringing new office, retail, and general commercial space to the heart of a major transit station that is connected to the new Ontario Line subway, as well as TTC streetcar and bus services.

Draft concept of the the open public space on the north side of the proposed Gerrard-Carlaw South transit-oriented community.

 

[Northern Light]

This is the site context aerial:

To orient yourself, the street that takes a dip to the south of the site is Dundas, Carlaw is the eastern border, the rail corridor to the north, and Gerrard is the E-W street to the north thereof.

This is a streetview of the site, looking at the south-east corner:

If you're wondering about the smoke stacks in the render............... so was I; I found them by positioning street view at the south-west of the site, and looking northward:

 

[Paclo]

Preliminary materials have been released for the Gerrard-Carlaw South Transit-Oriented Community. Below are the renderings for the full site:

Thackeray Street divides the site into a western and eastern block.

The western block, AKA "Dickens Block" is proposed as 39 & 30-storeys, mixed-use residential & retail:

Gerrard-Carlaw South TOC: Dickens Block | UrbanToronto

Gerrard-Carlaw South TOC: Dickens Block, Toronto by 1, SvN

urbantoronto.ca

Discussion thread here.

The eastern block, AKA "Badgerow, Carlaw & Thackeray Blocks" is proposed as 23, 12 & 11-storey mixed-use residential & commercial-retail buildings and 7-storey office:

Gerrard-Carlaw South TOC: Badgerow, Carlaw & Thackeray Block | UrbanToronto

Gerrard-Carlaw South TOC: Badgerow, Carlaw & Thackeray Block, Toronto by 1, SvN

urbantoronto.ca

Discussion thread here.

 

[interchange42]

I'm locking this thread, for the moment at least, as explained in @Paclo's post above, we have thread for each of the blocks, so it's better that discussion of each block take place in its own thread. This is here just to present all info together in one spot. You'll find the links in @Paclo's post immediately above this one, or by clicking on the Master Project Database File box at the top of this page. When opening the file, you will find links there to the component files and threads!

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