Mississauga 64 Thomas Street | 78.2m | 22s | Dezen | srm Architects
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This one has been added to the database with the following 2 renders, submitted along with the Feb 2022 resubmission documents:
Tim MacDonald
Senior Member
December 30th 2023
How many additions has that one building on the right seen?
How many additions has that one building on the right seen?
Lake Ontario
Active Member
The proposal has been revised to a 12-storey mid-rise building and two towers with heights of 18 and 22 storeys connected by an eight-storey podium.
A community meeting will take place at Vic Johnston Community Centre on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, 6:30pm.
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inSauga article:
www.insauga.com
A community meeting will take place at Vic Johnston Community Centre on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, 6:30pm.
Community Meeting– 64 & 66 Thomas St, 95 Joymar Dr, 65 Tannery St
You are cordially invited to attend an in-person community meeting to review and discuss development plans from De Zen Group for their property located at 64 & 66 Thomas St, 95 Joymar Dr, and 65 Tannery St.
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inSauga article:
'Unprecedented' 18- and 22-storey buildings proposed in historic Mississauga area | INsauga
A new proposal for a historic part of Mississauga is “unprecedented” in its size and density. A development with 18- and 22-storey residential buildings is proposed for a piece of land in Streetsville on the east side of Joymar Drive between Tannery and Thomas streets, Ward 11 Councillor Brad...
www.insauga.com
GenerationLee
Senior Member
Good. I expect a NIMBY marching band here, but Streetsville needs to intensify more substantially than townhouse projects.
Development application OZ/OPA 25-3 W11
Find information on development application OZ/OPA 25-3 W11 for 64 Thomas Street.
www.mississauga.ca
christiesplits
Senior Member
The proposal has been revised to a 12-storey mid-rise building and two towers with heights of 18 and 22 storeys connected by an eight-storey podium.
A community meeting will take place at Vic Johnston Community Centre on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, 6:30pm.
Community Meeting– 64 & 66 Thomas St, 95 Joymar Dr, 65 Tannery St
You are cordially invited to attend an in-person community meeting to review and discuss development plans from De Zen Group for their property located at 64 & 66 Thomas St, 95 Joymar Dr, and 65 Tannery St.
inSauga article:
'Unprecedented' 18- and 22-storey buildings proposed in historic Mississauga area | INsauga
A new proposal for a historic part of Mississauga is “unprecedented” in its size and density. A development with 18- and 22-storey residential buildings is proposed for a piece of land in Streetsville on the east side of Joymar Drive between Tannery and Thomas streets, Ward 11 Councillor Brad...
Agreed. Pleased to see higher density next to Streetsville GO.
22 storeys is quite modest compared to the proposals in nearby Port Credit.
drum118
Superstar
Going to Planning and Deployment Committee on May 26 at 6:00 pm
christiesplits
Senior Member
Residents oppose ‘behemoth’ 3-tower development in Mississauga
Residents oppose 'behemoth' 3-tower development in Mississauga | INsauga
Streetsville residents came out to oppose a huge development proposed for the community. The proposal to build three apartment buildings at heights of 12, 18 and 22 storeys, with the 18- and 22-storey towers connected by an eight-storey podium at the northeast corner of Thomas Street and Joymar...
www.insauga.com
Dan416
Senior Member
Behemoth? Oh lord lol.
GenerationLee
Senior Member
Yep...just NIMBYs. Streetsville can easily accomodate some modest growth, and sure, 22s might seem a little steep, but this site is away from houses, and the massing is much more respectful considering how the towers are setback from the podium level. The views would be excellent here.
Don Coyote
Active Member
NIMBYs gonna NIMBY. "Loss of village character" is an absurd complaint when these buildings in place are an eyesore in the community.
I think my only beefs with this is the lack of retail on site. I believe I read that somewhere, and the renders do look like walk up units on the ground floor. Some retail would liven it up a bit... also, a lot of 1 room units. Those tend to be too small, but I'm not against 1 room units in theory. Just hope they're done well.
This project is in a good place for this. It is right beside the GO station.
I think my only beefs with this is the lack of retail on site. I believe I read that somewhere, and the renders do look like walk up units on the ground floor. Some retail would liven it up a bit... also, a lot of 1 room units. Those tend to be too small, but I'm not against 1 room units in theory. Just hope they're done well.
This project is in a good place for this. It is right beside the GO station.