TOgirl1979
New Member
No yellow. I've never seen that rendering before.
I'm a purchaser at SixtyLoft, moving in 3 months. Can't wait!
I'm a purchaser at SixtyLoft, moving in 3 months. Can't wait!
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JasonParis
Moderator
Thanks for clarifying.
Congrats on your purchase and welcome to UT!
Congrats on your purchase and welcome to UT!
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
This is one of my fav buildings going up right now and I like the area a lot. I like that most of the buildings are well designed and a consistent height (8-12ish floors). Now if only the meat-packing facility would close and that smell would go away
current
Active Member
Photos taken February 9 from Niagara St.
CDL.TO
Moderator
This is turning out to be one of my favourite recent projects.
ganjavih
Senior Member
As a brick-lover, I think it's great.
casaguy
Senior Member
^Agreed. I wasn't crazy about the render for this brick one but it's actually turned out to be a great compliment to 60 Bathurst.
Dane
Active Member
I'm ambivalent towards 60 Niagra, but 60 Bathurst is looking marvelous! Very very fine work. Are there any Units still available?
TOgirl1979
New Member
Dane, I think there are a few units left on the 10th floor. The sales center reopens in March but you can call to get more info. The phone number is on the site: www.sixtyloft.com. I've heard it can take a while for somebody to return your call, not sure why.
urbandreamer
recession proof
Are those extensions sticking out on the red brick building part of the floorplan of each unit or a stairwell/elevator shaft?
scrappyTO
Active Member
The front "extensions" of 60 Niagara (the protruding brick areas with vertical glass panels) are the elevator shafts for each of three pairs of front-to-back units on each floor. While on the elevator you should be able to see out to the street through the clear and frosted panels. The third shaft is still hidden beneath the tarps.
Pairs of units share a small foyer/hallway area on each floor, and the elevator with their vertical neighbours. The ground floor units enter right from the street, a few steps down via their front gardens. The architectual intent here is to, at street level, respond to the form of the Victorian row houses across the road.
I like how the red brick ties into the existing neighbourhood and also the red stripes on the Bathurst building. But I'm biased, since we've bought a unit here ;-) Can't wait!
Pairs of units share a small foyer/hallway area on each floor, and the elevator with their vertical neighbours. The ground floor units enter right from the street, a few steps down via their front gardens. The architectual intent here is to, at street level, respond to the form of the Victorian row houses across the road.
I like how the red brick ties into the existing neighbourhood and also the red stripes on the Bathurst building. But I'm biased, since we've bought a unit here ;-) Can't wait!
KRP
New Member
I am a real estate agent and currently helping a client purchase a suite there:
In 60Loft there are still 3 units left: 2 units are 650 sq. ft, and 1 is 1177sq. ft.
There are still 12 units available at 60 Niagara (all are over 1000 sq. ft).
ducati0000
Active Member
man those condos are really wedged in together....I have a feeling for those who want a quiet night sleep better hope the neighbors arent party animals.
TOgirl1979
New Member
Maybe it looks that way because of all the windows, it doesn't feel that way from the inside. In fact, the spacing between each door in the hallway is huge! Let's just hope the walls are fairly soundproof although that might be asking too much of any new condo.
urbandreamer
recession proof
Not much happening here? Maybe waiting for certain trades?
Sunday, 6 April 2008:
Slighty antisocial at street level I think--not really impressed with this project's details.
Sunday, 6 April 2008:
Slighty antisocial at street level I think--not really impressed with this project's details.