MetroMan
Senior Member
It’s a nice little building but I don’t disagree. It punctuates University Avenue. Such a space should be reserved for a crowning architectural icon.
Toronto 160 Front West | 239.87m | 46s | Cadillac Fairview | AS + GG
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It’s a nice little building but I don’t disagree. It punctuates University Avenue. Such a space should be reserved for a crowning architectural icon.
khaldoon
Active Member
Slow meticulous work but some visible progress
lego.technic
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mburrrrr
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Thursday night Saturday morning.
lego.technic
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Some pictures from this morning.
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lego.technic
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Here's a picture of a portion of the site
from yesterday.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Surprised they haven't put up the 2nd crane?
lego.technic
New Member
You cannot see it in the picture but they are prepping an area on the northwest side of the site for crane number 2. Should be up soon.
aznih_aznih
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khaldoon
Active Member
From today. Second crane is ready and lots of progress on the lowest level (P3?)
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
Thanks for the update. There will be four levels of underground.
drum118
Superstar
March 24
shotgun2020
New Member
April 4th, 2020. This is how the 160 Front West Cadillac Fairview project will now be frozen in time, as the government shutdown of commercial construction projects takes effect today.
The question is ... for how long?
And by the time the dust clears on the COVID-19 pandemic, will there still be the appetite to proceed with enormous commercial office projects such as this? Since all companies have learned that the extent their people can work from home is much higher than previously thought, the backers of this project must be at least a little nervous at this point. It all depends on how long the pandemic lasts, and on how severe the economic depression ends up being.
While unlikely at this point, we cannot rule out the possibility that this may be as far advanced as this project ever gets.
The question is ... for how long?
And by the time the dust clears on the COVID-19 pandemic, will there still be the appetite to proceed with enormous commercial office projects such as this? Since all companies have learned that the extent their people can work from home is much higher than previously thought, the backers of this project must be at least a little nervous at this point. It all depends on how long the pandemic lasts, and on how severe the economic depression ends up being.
While unlikely at this point, we cannot rule out the possibility that this may be as far advanced as this project ever gets.
taal
Senior Member
Why ? It's already fairly substantially leased at this point ...
So from the builders point of view they're fine ... now maybe come 10+ years when the leases expire !
So from the builders point of view they're fine ... now maybe come 10+ years when the leases expire !
ADRM
Senior Member
TD Bank has almost 90,000 employees, and they’re not all going to work from home. This one will be fine.