Toronto 100 Yorkville at Bellair | 61.57m | 16s | Invar Building | Hariri Pontarini

nice pic, Dane, thx, it's funny, we really don't discuss this project much, and yet it is in such a key location....
 
March 24

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Thx for the pics, urbandreamer...this one is starting to have some impact along Yorkville Ave...
 
April 8 2008

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80 Yorkville

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Can't wait to have that wall of regency blocked by this building

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100 Yorkville

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One more floor to go, plus mechanical! I love this project!
 
thx dreamer, for these pics...noticed the other day that 100 Yorkville is set back quite a bit from the street versus, say, le Trou Normand...thought it would be the same distance from the sidewalk as the other buildings? or is a portion still to be built out?

/jus' wondering

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thx dreamer, for these pics...noticed the other day that 100 Yorkville is set back quite a bit from the street versus, say, le Trou Normand...thought it would be the same distance from the sidewalk as the other buildings? or is a portion still to be built out?

/jus' wondering

The original renders suggested a build-out of sorts - and a fine renderstore called Saash.
 
^^^ they are beginning to bring the street facade forward.. the rebar is protruding from the current structure.. (if you check the pictures closely, you can see it)

and Saash isnt a real store... i'm pretty sure its just on the rendering to hold the space..
 
here's the 100 Yorkville rendering, as originally posted by Dane...:D

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although forward from where the concrete is today, it does appear slightly set back from the facade of the old Mt. Sinai building...interesting...
 
Don't tell that to the beautiful people of renderworld.

Saash exists.. but I don't think it's as high end as suggested in the rendering;)

Columbus Avenue GreenFlea Market In the I.S. 44 playground, Columbus Avenue, between 76th and 77th streets. Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sundays. This is where Cynthia Nixon comes to stock up on antique clip-on earrings (she doesn't have pierced ears). But even if you don't spot an Upper West Side celebrity, there's still plenty to ogle. Fortify yourself with a Martin's Handmade pretzel (4 for $1) near the playground gate, then browse such unique offerings as the ribbon belts by Saash ($45-$65), Esterphanie St. Juste's hand-knit mohair shrugs ($80) and bright cotton capelets ($75), and Sue Harmon's booth of fanciful, Sarah Jessica Parker-worthy vintage petticoats and prom dresses ($125-$1200). Coin, comic book and magazine collectors will also find plenty to covet (June 1943 Life, anyone?).
 
^ Will they be bringing rendertrees with them? I want to see some of those amazing trees along the streets.
 

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