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Heintzman Place (formerly Village By High Park, Junction, Options, 23s, Burka)
adma
Superstar
Well, better brick than "Standard Lofts stucco"...
egotrippin
Senior Member
The north side could actually pass for a '30s industrial warehouse, and for that I actually like it. I'm not a big fan of the south side though, it's neither convincing as an old warehouse or a modern condo. It's just sort of stuck in some architectural purgatory.
Evan
Active Member
I'd love to see this kind of stuff downtown.
The sterile wall facing the tracks will get graffiti in no time.
The sterile wall facing the tracks will get graffiti in no time.
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Towered
Senior Member
No I actually meant that sincerely!
urbandreamer
recession proof
8 September 2011:
egotrippin
Senior Member
The compressed view from the zoom really emphasizes how much this building looms over the Junction. The massing is almost oppressive.
Filip
Senior Member
Haha you must be kidding! This building is utterly hideous (not to say every part of Toronto doesn't have its uglies).
Towered
Senior Member
Yet when you walk on Dundas in the Junction, you can't even see it.
drum118
Superstar
Some October 6 photos.
Unless you are looking for this building, most people will miss it. If you are coming down Old Weston Road at the rail crossing and south of St Clair on Keele, you cannot miss the building.
Most of the landscaping is done now. Most of the retail units still not sold.
Unless you are looking for this building, most people will miss it. If you are coming down Old Weston Road at the rail crossing and south of St Clair on Keele, you cannot miss the building.
Most of the landscaping is done now. Most of the retail units still not sold.
