Amare
Senior Member
Oh make no mistake about that, this is (if not already) trending towards absolute gutter trash which is the standard for Marlin Spring. I wish Hines didnt sell part of this development to this bottom-dweller developer.
Toronto 150 Sterling (Block 3B) | 92.74m | 28s | Marlin Spring | Giannone Petricone
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ProjectEnd
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...
tstormers
Senior Member
Pre site photo. Was in the area discussing this building and others and the ideas/reasonings behind changes. Will be up to the developer if what is proposed (Not public yet in terms of materials, articulation) comes to fruition. For the limitations of the site I think it is pretty good and gives the Automotive Building some breathing room as the Office portion to the south kind of chokes it. (Photos of the posted: https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/toronto-t3-sterling-road-52-52m-11s-hines-dlr.27430/page-10 )
artyboy123
Senior Member
New rendering was taken from the architectural plan via the Minor variance app.
rdaner
Senior Member
I wonder what is intended when they mention institutional uses? I know the Pia Bowman School is looking for a new location. Hmmmm
Northern Light
Superstar
I wonder what is intended when they mention institutional uses? I know the Pia Bowman School is looking for a new location. Hmmmm
A childcare facility.
Northern Light
Superstar
Application to 'Lift the 'H''
That is, to repeal the holding by-law and allow permits to move forward:
That is, to repeal the holding by-law and allow permits to move forward:
innsertnamehere
Superstar
H bylaws are pretty unusual in Toronto but very common elsewhere - lifting of the H applications are very technical in nature.
artyboy123
Senior Member
New rendering updated to the database. The total car parking changed from 106 car parking to 107 car parking. Finally, the total bike parking was reduced from 234 bike parking to 213 bike parking.
Rendering taken from the arch plan via SPA.
Rendering taken from the arch plan via SPA.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
...if they water down that design anymore, it will all wash away. /sigh
adHominem
Senior Member
Well, that paneling got replaced with what looks like maybe brick? So that's not much, but it's something.
But yeah. My run club meets at this intersection ever week and it's been frustrating seeing the potential of this area look like it's going to be buried under several lazily-designed developments...
But yeah. My run club meets at this intersection ever week and it's been frustrating seeing the potential of this area look like it's going to be buried under several lazily-designed developments...
DavidCapizzano
Senior Member
I like the ground floor - they're planning on using triple size brick!
We have a new story up on the front page detailing a resubmission here, pushing this proposal up from 14 storeys to 28. No new rendering, but this is one of the massing studies:
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