Toronto 537 Broadview | 13.13m | 4s | Kanitz Properties | ERA Architects

[Northern Light]

New docs posted on Jan 4, 2022:

Development Applications

City Planning COA Application Information Center

app.toronto.ca

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So it looks like we have a shift in material palette and expression in an effort to mollify the neighbours.

The addition has gone from black/charcoal brick to a more conventional brown; and the rather abstract window arrangement is out in favour of something a bit more conventional.

 

[coreybrendan]

As a neighbour of this development, I'm definitely a fan — bring it on. The recently submitted plans seem tasteful and refined and the folks at ERA have a stellar reputation with heritage conservation. Emailing my councillor to voice support — Broadview Ave is perfectly suited to add more neighbours.

 

[artyboy123]

New renderings are updated in the database! The only information changed in the project is the total parking spaces from 2 parking spaces to 1 parking space. The unit count remains the same at 15. And the overall building height remains at 13.13m.

The rendering is taken from the architectural plan via Site Plan Approval:

 

[AlbertC]

Application Details

app.toronto.ca

537 BROADVIEW AVE
Ward 14: Toronto-Danforth

Application Number: 22 173090 STE 14 MV
Application Type: Minor Variance
Date Submitted: 06/07/2022
Status: Accepted

Description:
Conversion and renovation of existing apartment building, including demolition of existing addition and its replacement with a new rear and top addition. The proposed development will result in a total of 15 dwelling units, consisting of a total residential gross floor area of 916.34 square metres (1.60 FSI).

 

[AlbertC]

Application Details

app.toronto.ca

 

[Northern Light]

Application Details

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Not sold on the white brick here; if one wanted a contrasting colour between new and old, I think a classic yellow would have been the way to go.

White brick just screams early 60s construction to me and is an odd fit here.

 

[AlbertC]

Continuing to trudge along with new docs submitted in Jan 2023. Renderings remain consistent with the previous update:

Development Applications

City Planning COA Application Information Center

app.toronto.ca

 

[Fatoush]

Looks like it’s back on the market for asking for 4 million