SP!RE
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Rose garden plantings going in today:
Toronto Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto | 203.9m | 52s | Lifetime | a—A
whatever
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Is there no street furniture in there? It looks like it would be a very nice place to sit with a book and read
SP!RE
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I don't believe there is; it's a small space that's meant more for walking around I guess.
The Town of Yorkville Park next to it looked great today though! Very green and lots of seating space.
The Town of Yorkville Park next to it looked great today though! Very green and lots of seating space.
Torontovibe
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Wait, let me get this straight, a water fountain with no water and a park with no benches? Now that's thinking out of the box. (or just downright crazy)
vatche
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Looks great. Good job!
cruzin4u
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Looking at Claude Cormier`s website there is mention of a terrace and moveable chairs, which will be a part of the Rose Garden. It seems, judging from the renders, that this terrace is just North of all the landscaping.
http://www.claudecormier.com/project/four-seasons-hotel-and-residences-bay-yorkville/ (Scroll about half way down the page and then check the Legend info).
SP!RE
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I think said terrace would be mostly patio space for BUCA, no?
RiverCity1
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Awesome pic, SP!RE. That garden is going to be amazing.
Torontovibe: I have to say that your multiple daily posts about water features (or lack thereof; of working ones or not working ones; ) around the city always crack me up. I love water, too, and I`m always drawn to it. I`m just finding that as I`m getting older I have more of an urge to go to the washroom when I`m around water haha I wouldn`t mind some more sand features around the city. Like Asian inspired zen gardens...without the water feature
Torontovibe: I have to say that your multiple daily posts about water features (or lack thereof; of working ones or not working ones; ) around the city always crack me up. I love water, too, and I`m always drawn to it. I`m just finding that as I`m getting older I have more of an urge to go to the washroom when I`m around water haha
I wouldn`t mind some more sand features around the city. Like Asian inspired zen gardens...without the water feature marsh
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Looks like the patio is being set up. Sorry I don't have a picture.
androiduk
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These steam vents would look cool if they're running and lit up at night.
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
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Wait, so not only is the "fountain" not a real fountain, but the "water wall" doesn't have water? This must be a cruel joke.
androiduk
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Application: Building Additions/Alterations Status: Not Started
Location: 55 SCOLLARD ST
TORONTO ON M5R 0A1
Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 13 183457 BLD 00 BA Accepted Date: Jun 7, 2013
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Interior Alterations
Description: Proposal for interior alterations to ground floor unit for new restaurant, greater than 30 seats (proposed 140 seats) - "Buca Four Seasons".
Location: 55 SCOLLARD ST
TORONTO ON M5R 0A1
Ward 27: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 13 183457 BLD 00 BA Accepted Date: Jun 7, 2013
Project: Multiple Use/Non Residential Interior Alterations
Description: Proposal for interior alterations to ground floor unit for new restaurant, greater than 30 seats (proposed 140 seats) - "Buca Four Seasons".
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marsh
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I don't get it - were the steam vents placed deliberately there? Doesn't seem like anyone would want to walk along the path (the girl in the pictue above appears to approaching it with some trepidation) and it would seem like the steam would also be hard on the nearby shrubbery.