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Will there be retail along Davenport?
Toronto AYC Condos | 92.05m | 27s | Metropia | TACT Architecture
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Is the wedged design now gone??
That is a redesign, but that rendering is from the southwest, and the "wedged" side is the north side, so we cannot know from that rendering whether or not the floor plate has changed too.
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torontologist
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ADRM
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Somewhat related update from Cressy's latest newsletter:
250 Davenport Road Revitalization Update
Work on the next stages of the 250 Davenport Road Revitalization are beginning in the next few weeks. The project team has mailed a construction notice to the local neighbourhood, which you can access here.
As a reminder, in August 2013, TCHC approved the sale of approximately 1.6 acres of land at 250 Davenport Rd to Diamond Corp. and Metropia Inc., to help fund the Revitalization of the existing TCHC building. With a budget we increased from $6.2 to $14.7 million, the project includes extensive refurbishment of the 449-unit building, new market housing, local economic opportunities, and more.
The building improvements are now in the final stages. After extensive community consultation, the plans for the new market housing were approved late last year. A new market condominium and townhouse units will be built on the space to the west of 250 Davenport, in addition to the creation of a new park, community green spaces including a playground and space for the local food market, and a mid-block connection that will link Pears Avenue to Davenport Road.
Critical to the project is Transition 250, a Social Development Action Plan, which I was proud to work with residents of 250 Davenport to create. The Plan identifies the social and economic priorities – food security, health services, community, and capacity building – critical for building residents. Through the Revitalization, I am committed to working to implement the plan, in collaboration with the community.
If you have any questions about the work that is about to begin, please see the notice here for contact information.
As always, you can also contact my office at any time.
250 Davenport Road Revitalization Update
Work on the next stages of the 250 Davenport Road Revitalization are beginning in the next few weeks. The project team has mailed a construction notice to the local neighbourhood, which you can access here.
As a reminder, in August 2013, TCHC approved the sale of approximately 1.6 acres of land at 250 Davenport Rd to Diamond Corp. and Metropia Inc., to help fund the Revitalization of the existing TCHC building. With a budget we increased from $6.2 to $14.7 million, the project includes extensive refurbishment of the 449-unit building, new market housing, local economic opportunities, and more.
The building improvements are now in the final stages. After extensive community consultation, the plans for the new market housing were approved late last year. A new market condominium and townhouse units will be built on the space to the west of 250 Davenport, in addition to the creation of a new park, community green spaces including a playground and space for the local food market, and a mid-block connection that will link Pears Avenue to Davenport Road.
Critical to the project is Transition 250, a Social Development Action Plan, which I was proud to work with residents of 250 Davenport to create. The Plan identifies the social and economic priorities – food security, health services, community, and capacity building – critical for building residents. Through the Revitalization, I am committed to working to implement the plan, in collaboration with the community.
If you have any questions about the work that is about to begin, please see the notice here for contact information.
As always, you can also contact my office at any time.
ADRM
Senior Member
And the latest, again, from Cressy's mailing:
As I wrote to you earlier this summer, work on the next stages of the 250 Davenport Road Revitalization has now begun. The project team has now distributed a second construction notice, which you can access on the project website here.
As a reminder, in August 2013, TCHC approved the sale of approximately 1.6 acres of land at 250 Davenport Rd to Diamond Corp. and Metropia Inc., to help fund the Revitalization of the existing TCHC building. With a budget we increased from $6.2 to $14.7 million, the project includes extensive refurbishment of the 449-unit building, new market housing, local economic opportunities, and more.
The building improvements are now in the final stages. After extensive community consultation, the plans for the new market housing were approved late last year. A new market condominium and townhouse units will be built on the space to the west of 250 Davenport, in addition to the creation of a new park, community green spaces including a playground and space for the local food market, and a mid-block connection that will link Pears Avenue to Davenport Road.
Critical to the project is Transition 250, a Social Development Action Plan, which I was proud to work with residents of 250 Davenport to create. The Plan identifies the social and economic priorities – food security, health services, community, and capacity building – critical for building residents. Through the Revitalization, I am committed to working to implement the plan, in collaboration with the community.
The latest update, distributed in late August, included the following:
COMPLETED TO DATE:
If you have any questions about the work that is about to begin, please see the notice here for contact information.
As I wrote to you earlier this summer, work on the next stages of the 250 Davenport Road Revitalization has now begun. The project team has now distributed a second construction notice, which you can access on the project website here.
As a reminder, in August 2013, TCHC approved the sale of approximately 1.6 acres of land at 250 Davenport Rd to Diamond Corp. and Metropia Inc., to help fund the Revitalization of the existing TCHC building. With a budget we increased from $6.2 to $14.7 million, the project includes extensive refurbishment of the 449-unit building, new market housing, local economic opportunities, and more.
The building improvements are now in the final stages. After extensive community consultation, the plans for the new market housing were approved late last year. A new market condominium and townhouse units will be built on the space to the west of 250 Davenport, in addition to the creation of a new park, community green spaces including a playground and space for the local food market, and a mid-block connection that will link Pears Avenue to Davenport Road.
Critical to the project is Transition 250, a Social Development Action Plan, which I was proud to work with residents of 250 Davenport to create. The Plan identifies the social and economic priorities – food security, health services, community, and capacity building – critical for building residents. Through the Revitalization, I am committed to working to implement the plan, in collaboration with the community.
The latest update, distributed in late August, included the following:
COMPLETED TO DATE:
- Removal of traffic island in TCHC drop-off area
- Modifications to surface parking area
- Construction hoarding installation in the P1 garage level
- Interior preparation
- Current garage access will be maintained to P1 level
- Walkway from west side of P1 level to building entry and elevators now installed
- Tree removal of several trees on Pears Avenue within the next two weeks
- Interior renovation of the garage and several townhouse units within the existing garage will start September 5th. This will include the demolition of some internal walls. Measures for noise and dust control will be implemented, though some noise is expected in the parking levels and lower floors of the building.
If you have any questions about the work that is about to begin, please see the notice here for contact information.
To go on along with that, there's a thoroughly updated database file now attached at the top of the page with new renderings, refined stats…
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ryanpplu
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Got it from updates in the project website.
Dear Neighbour,
We are now well underway with several stages of the garage renovations! We’d like to thank you for your cooperation and patience as the work has started up.
RECENTLY COMPLETED:
RESIDENT GARAGE AND BUILDING ACCESS:
UPCOMING WORK:
Dear Neighbour,
We are now well underway with several stages of the garage renovations! We’d like to thank you for your cooperation and patience as the work has started up.
RECENTLY COMPLETED:
- Work on the P3 footings and walls is nearly complete
- Townhouse interior demolition is now 90% complete
RESIDENT GARAGE AND BUILDING ACCESS:
- Current garage access will be maintained to P1 level
- Walkway from west side of P1 level to building entry and elevators
UPCOMING WORK:
- P2 walls and stairs will start to commence over the next few weeks
- North and South airshaft wall will start shortly
- Measures for noise and dust control will continue to be implemented, though some noise is expected to continue in the parking levels and lower floors of the building
ryanpplu
New Member
Progress continues.. from the project website:
Dear Neighbour,
We are very excited to announce we are nearing completion of the first phase of the AYC 181 Bedford and 250 Davenport Revitalization Project, and about to start the second phase.
The first phase of work included the retrofit of the eastern portion of the garage at 250 Davenport Road. We anticipate residents will begin to use the garage starting the week of March 26th. By the week of April 2nd, all visitor parking will also be located within the garage, with the exception of accessible visitor parking at surface. TCHC Staff have been in touch with all residents at 250 Davenport Road to ensure parking spaces are assigned to those who should have one.
We thank you all for your patience while we undertook this work.
The second phase of work will commence in early April. This work will involve the demolition of the western portion of the garage at 250 Davenport to make way for the new development at 181 Bedford. In the coming weeks you will see some work commence on site in order to prepare for the demolition and shoring. This prepartory work will consist of, but is not limited to, the following:
Following the site preparation, the bulk of the demolition and shoring work will commence. All work will take place within regular hours as permitted by the City and as outlined in our Construction Management Plan, which is available in the construction site office.
Further updates will be provided throughout the process. Please check out our website for more information and the opportunity to ask questions. We will also post regular updates and notices on our website. You can also reach out to our CLR at 416-546-8131 or at CLR@ayccondos.com with questions.
Dear Neighbour,
We are very excited to announce we are nearing completion of the first phase of the AYC 181 Bedford and 250 Davenport Revitalization Project, and about to start the second phase.
The first phase of work included the retrofit of the eastern portion of the garage at 250 Davenport Road. We anticipate residents will begin to use the garage starting the week of March 26th. By the week of April 2nd, all visitor parking will also be located within the garage, with the exception of accessible visitor parking at surface. TCHC Staff have been in touch with all residents at 250 Davenport Road to ensure parking spaces are assigned to those who should have one.
We thank you all for your patience while we undertook this work.
The second phase of work will commence in early April. This work will involve the demolition of the western portion of the garage at 250 Davenport to make way for the new development at 181 Bedford. In the coming weeks you will see some work commence on site in order to prepare for the demolition and shoring. This prepartory work will consist of, but is not limited to, the following:
- Removal of trees on Davenport Road, Bedford Road, and Pears Avenue (as permitted by the City)
- Closure of the open space on top of the western portion of the garage
- Installation of protective fencing around the construction site
- Reduction of the amount of surface parking to three visitor spaces, including two accessible visitor spaces. Please note, at this time, no residential parking will be located at surface.
Following the site preparation, the bulk of the demolition and shoring work will commence. All work will take place within regular hours as permitted by the City and as outlined in our Construction Management Plan, which is available in the construction site office.
Further updates will be provided throughout the process. Please check out our website for more information and the opportunity to ask questions. We will also post regular updates and notices on our website. You can also reach out to our CLR at 416-546-8131 or at CLR@ayccondos.com with questions.
ADRM
Senior Member
From Cressy:
New Public Park at 250 Davenport - Design Open House
Tuesday, May 8, 6:30pm
Location TBD
As part of the ongoing Revitalization of 250 Davenport Road, a new public park will be created on the east side of the building. We will be hosting a design open house on May 8th to present proposed designs to the community, and receive feedback.
New Public Park at 250 Davenport - Design Open House
Tuesday, May 8, 6:30pm
Location TBD
As part of the ongoing Revitalization of 250 Davenport Road, a new public park will be created on the east side of the building. We will be hosting a design open house on May 8th to present proposed designs to the community, and receive feedback.
drum118
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