ProjectEnd
Superstar
I noticed this today at University and Wellesley. I'm not sure if there's already a thread but this can be merged if there is.
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Regis College Expansion (Queen's Park E @ Wellesley St W, 2s, Larkin)
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androiduk
Senior Member
Nice find ProjectEnd. I believe they're supposed to move over there in Sept. to make way for the condo displacing them at St. Mary & St. Nicholas.
barrytron3030
Active Member
yep. u of t never lets me down. no facadism. no destruction. no stucco. public space. student space.
confusion
Active Member
That's a great render in the first pic. Seems sort of small for an addition though. I'll have to swing by this area and check it out... not tomorrow though, brrrrrr.
Dan416
Senior Member
Just a little nit-pick. There is no "University & Wellesley". University becomes Queen's Park Crescent after College St, and Avenue Road after Bloor. So It should be Queen's Park & Wellesley
Observer Walt
Senior Member
Thanks for posting this, Project End. It's news to me, and apparently to several of us.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Buttcon is handling the construction on this one if someone wants to put that in the title. I'll go by and check who the architects, engineers, etc. are tomorrow.
We don't put construction firms' names into the title, just location, developer, storeys, designer(s).
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Student99
Active Member
ah... I initially thought they were just taking over the Christie mansion, but it looks like they're taking over the whole St Joseph's college building too. Had many good times here a few years ago when it was a St Mike's all-girl residence I had to be snuck past the live-in nuns at night.
I had to be snuck past the live-in nuns at night.adma
Superstar
Or Bart Simpson.
confusion
Active Member
Finished product. You be the judge.
urbandreamer
recession proof
^Conservative infill. Nothing can beat Victorian craftsmanship.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
The change from the wooden to standard aluminium and glass door made it look really institutional - as in resembling a hospital entrance. And if they have to use aluminium doors, couldn't they have at least used ones where the frame isn't so wide and clashing terribly with the rest of the mullions?
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