Toronto The Well | 174.03m | 46s | RioCan Living | a—A

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You can walk your dog in the well. I live close by and done it several times since my dog hates wet weather.

Obviously don’t let them urinate everywhere

Someone posted the Well's Dog Policy a page back https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...3m-46s-riocan-hariri-pontarini.19291/page-416

 

[tereit]

Took the 510 down to the Well yesterday - despite the streetcar's slow trundle, stepping off with the nice pavers and architecture in the background is a lovely, novel type of Toronto urbanity.

Rekindled my desire for an extension of the Well's concept to the other side of Spadina:

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Came on here to check if there were plans for the property...oof, 400 Front. I guess they can't all be winners

looks good

 

[Conrad Bidet]

Obviously don’t let them urinate everywhere

As a fellow dog owner who lives near the Well, how do you accomplish this?

 

[SashaLemon]

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I'm just imagining multiple streets downtown pedestrianized with semi indoor-outdoor style roofs like this... man that would be pretty cool.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Took the 510 down to the Well yesterday - despite the streetcar's slow trundle, stepping off with the nice pavers and architecture in the background is a lovely, novel type of Toronto urbanity.

Rekindled my desire for an extension of the Well's concept to the other side of Spadina:

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Came on here to check if there were plans for the property...oof, 400 Front. I guess they can't all be winners

...yeah, it's a Kirkor jankyland..where value engineering and cost effective materials are deeply ingrained philosophies for that project, I thinks. As long as residents pay the marked up prices, there will be likely little care or interests for things like ergonomic right-of-ways, public amenities and/or pleasing aesthetics. /sigh

 

[Rascacielo]

I met up with some friends at The Well today and had time to really explore every nook and corner. There’s a glaring problem: the only escalators are on the Spadina end, so when you’re by Arcadia Earth (opposite end) and want to go to Indigo (directly below), you either have to take the elevators (wait time not as quick as you’d expect for 2 elevators serving only 3 floors), walk back to the escalators and then basically retrace your steps on the first floor to Indigo, or take the fire stairwell across from the elevators (probably the quickest way, but it’s not pretty). They should have added escalators at the rear end of the building or at least a decent stairway like the ones from the first floor to the basement (future Wellington Market).

 

[generalcanada]

I met up with some friends at The Well today and had time to really explore every nook and corner. There’s a glaring problem: the only escalators are on the Spadina end, so when you’re by Arcadia Earth (opposite end) and want to go to Indigo (directly below), you either have to take the elevators (wait time not as quick as you’d expect for 2 elevators serving only 3 floors), walk back to the escalators and then basically retrace your steps on the first floor to Indigo, or take the fire stairwell across from the elevators (probably the quickest way, but it’s not pretty). They should have added escalators at the rear end of the building or at least a decent stairway like the ones from the first floor to the basement (future Wellington Market).

While it's a problem now, it's a small issue and will be resolved when the wellington market opens in the spring. theres multiple escalators there to the 3rd floor there

 

[rdaner]

While it's a problem now, it's a small issue and will be resolved when the wellington market opens in the spring. theres multiple escalators there to the 3rd floor there

There is also an escalator on the north side adjacent to one of the residential buildings that is still being worked on.

 

[Rascacielo]

While its a problem now, its a small issue and will be resolved when the wellington market opens in the spring. theres multiple escalators there to the 3rd floor there

The 3rd floor? You mean the second floor? Wellington Market is in the basement.

 

[generalcanada]

The 3rd floor? You mean the second floor? Wellington Market is in the basement.

2nd floor sure because the market is called "lower ground floor". I consider that the 3rd floor
Nope there will be an escalator right beside sweat and tonic on the 3rd floor going down to the 2nd which should connect to the 1st, ill get some pictures soon, but i do believe all floors connect here

 

[Rascacielo]

2nd floor sure because the market is called "lower ground floor". I consider that the 3rd floor
Nope there will be an escalator right beside sweat and tonic on the 3rd floor going down to the 2nd which should connect to the 1st, ill get some pictures soon, but i do believe all floors connect here
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There’s some scaffolding near the Sweat& Tonic entrance on the ‘Terrace Level’ (2nd/3rd floor, whatever you want to call it). I didn’t look closely, but the escalators must be behind the scaffolding. Wellington Market of course is still hidden behind hoardings.

 

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12.30.2023

My first visit, surprisingly busy especially Indigo. Saw more than a few people taking photos for what looks like Instagram or TikTok. Here are some of my shots.

 

[Dan416]

It's a really amazing space, but I'm not sure there's a critical mass of brands/retailers that people want to shop at.

 

[karledice]

There's still a lot opening soon

 

[AHK]

January 1, 2024. A New Year's Day look back at what used to be the site of The Well, when we first moved into our condominium in 2010, followed by a mid-construction picture of The Well being framed by a rainbow, and then a couple of current photos taken this morning. All four photos from the same vantage point, the south-east corner of our balcony.