Edward
Senior Member
My assessment as well.
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The Tenor (10 Dundas St E, Ent Prop Trust, 10s, Baldwin & Franklin)
JasonParis
Moderator
You need to have them hosted somewhere. For instance, Photobucket works well. Then just copy the web address of the picture into the field in VBulletin's picture icon thingy (the icon that looks like a mountain).
In fact, right out of the country.
syn
Senior Member
Really don't like the name, "Toronto Life Square" -- does nothing for our image as a self-pretentious city.
Gotta love how uniquely Toronto that corner will be between Virgin, H&M, Hard Rock Cafe, Wolfgang Puck, AMC...
What should the square be called then?
Toronto Life Magazine got naming rights so it really isn't all that different from a lot of new projects these days.
spaced
Active Member
Thanks Darkstar.
Tewder
Senior Member
indense
Active Member
i think that many people will use "Dundas Square" to refer to both the square and Metropolis.
alklay
Senior Member
I think there is some confusion: Toronto Life Square is the name of the building only. It is not the name of the public square at Yonge and Dundas.
MetroMan
Senior Member
People will likely call it Life Sq. I know I'm already doing it.
Blixtein
Active Member
I call it Toronto Square.
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Hydrogen
Guest
And all of this is temporary due to the purchasing of naming rights.
alklay
Senior Member
Why would anyone call it anything but Yonge Dundas Square?
(Life Square? Based on the breakfast cereal?)
(Life Square? Based on the breakfast cereal?)
Dan416
Senior Member
I still just call it Dundas Square. It was Dundas Square before it was Yonge-Dundas Square, which is a mouthful in my opinion.
VoiceofReality
Active Member
More of the video board going up...
MetroMan
Senior Member
That last picture shows how the signage will completely transform this building.
Nonetheless, I don't like the mullions on the windows closest to Yonge St. (near the fake fans) the other side near Victoria is so much nicer with no vertical mullions on the glazing.
Regardless, the rendering shows that these windows will be covered over with movie poster lightboxes and once all the stores are populated with items, people, lights, signs of their own, the building will come into its own.
Do we have an updated timeline? Stores should open in time for the Christmas shopping season and we can tell that probably the signage will be up in the fall or are they only adding signs according to demand? That lonely Super Bad poster is probably all that they've sold so far.
Nonetheless, I don't like the mullions on the windows closest to Yonge St. (near the fake fans) the other side near Victoria is so much nicer with no vertical mullions on the glazing.
Regardless, the rendering shows that these windows will be covered over with movie poster lightboxes and once all the stores are populated with items, people, lights, signs of their own, the building will come into its own.
Do we have an updated timeline? Stores should open in time for the Christmas shopping season and we can tell that probably the signage will be up in the fall or are they only adding signs according to demand? That lonely Super Bad poster is probably all that they've sold so far.
MetroMan
Senior Member
Wouldn't it be great if Coca Cola took over that round space above the LED screen?
