Toronto Daniels Waterfront - City of the Arts | 156.05m | 45s | Daniels | RAW Design

[tstormers]

From today driving on Lake Shore

 

[kotsy]

I drove by on Lake Shore a few weeks ago and thought I should take a photo of the south building unobstructed while I still can. Guess it's too late for that now :/

 

[skycandy]

Taken this morning. Towers rising. Nice to see irregular floor plates forming on the west side. Some finishing touches added up top too. Also sidewalk labs - sorry, workers - doing some nice sidewalk finishing on Jarvis. They're a friendly lot - they all simultaneously waved for one pic.

 

[tripwire]

A couple of days ago, from Loblaw's rooftop parking. I've been parking here for years now, and it's hard to imagine the view being so drastically changed.

 

[interchange42]

A couple of days ago, from Loblaw's rooftop parking. I've been parking here for years now, and it's hard to imagine the view being so drastically changed.

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[skycandy]

South sidewalk open...

Peeking in to main street level space...

Canopy becoming more enclosed...

The first flush of growth...and happy Sugar Beach lovers...

 

[Razz]

April 30, 2018:

 

[GabrielHurl]

Looks like an RBC going in to the space at the corner of Queens Quay and Richardson

 

[Razz]

 

[Filip]

I really like this building. It’s a nice respite from the usual dreck on the waterfront.

 

[gear74]

Anyone knows what is the destiny of Redpath plant? I think for this area the plant is a big spoiler.

 

[innsertnamehere]

It's here to stay, according to them.

I still think they will eventually move when they realize they are sitting on some of the most valuable land in the country, especially once all the empty lots around them are developed.

Plenty of cheap lots with lake access available in Hamilton for their use - and as much as they may like Toronto, $300 million for the property can make a move seem mighty attractive. Money talks. 4.3 hectares within walking distance of Union Station will sell for a pretty penny.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

It's here to stay, according to them.

I still think they will eventually move when they realize they are sitting on some of the most valuable land in the country, especially once all the empty lots around them are developed.

Plenty of cheap lots with lake access available in Hamilton for their use - and as much as they may like Toronto, $300 million for the property can make a move seem mighty attractive. Money talks. 4.3 hectares within walking distance of Union Station will sell for a pretty penny.

The raw sugar warehouse is ripe with reuse possibilities.

AoD

 

[stjames2queenwest]

I will be full of rage the day that whale mural disappears.

 

[jackass42]

Anyone knows what is the destiny of Redpath plant? I think for this area the plant is a big spoiler.

It adds to the character of the area for me. Unless they turn that land into a park of sorts, I'd rather it remain than have another wall of condos.

The plant will likely move in the medium term however, especially when the area is fairly well developed in a few years and people start complaining to councilors about the smell/sight.

The office portion of the Daniels project looks really good. Here's hoping that the towers add to it