scott
New Member
Most of the interior/back walls have been gutted and demolished. You can now see into the building a lot better walking by.
Toronto Bisha Hotel and Residences | 146.91m | 44s | Lifetime | Wallman Architects
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Jasonzed
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from today
someMidTowner
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Logan
Active Member
Seriously, by the time this thing gets finished, it will look dated. The interiors already do!
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
This condo is where Dimitri the Lover is going to live. I just know it!
gristle
Senior Member
I think you might be right.
urbandreamer
recession proof
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someMidTowner
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taal
Senior Member
I find it odd there is no retail here ! They could have included retail space, there is a bar right next door !
Ramako
Moderator
Does this project not include a couple bars/restaurants/cafes? I thought that was the plan.
taal
Senior Member
Nope, from the city application, 0 space for retail, 0 space for office ... there's a bunch of space for "institutional / other" which I assume is the hotel ... so unless the hotel includes retail space that doesn't count ?
Automation Gallery
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taal
Senior Member
You sure dont think that every building should have retail
Right that's a valid argument, but its not as if this street doesn't already have some retail on it !
Yes, Bisha contains bars and restaurants and a hair salon to go along with all the more typical condo amenities. The floor plans for the podium and the roof top where you'll find these facilities are included in the dataBase. Bisha is a hotel as well as a condo run by one of the princes of Toronto's restaurant and nightclub scenes - so of course these facilities are going to be here.
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taal
Senior Member
hmm, its strange the application doesn't indicate as much:
http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2009/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-23830.pdf
http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2009/te/bgrd/backgroundfile-23830.pdf