Toronto Hoem Sherbourne | 71.04m | 21s | MPI Group | superkül

The site as it appears today:

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OLT Hearing date for this one is September 18th, 2023.

One issue was raised at the CMC last May worth noting.

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Participant status was granted.
 
Ok.............

This one is coming to Council next week in the form of a Settlement offer, and a Request for Direction from the Solicitor.


It has changed.........alot.

The proponent purchased the property at 300 Sherbourne noted above.

The number of beds has shot up from 178 to 423 ;

The height has gone from 10s to 20s.

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Renders:

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New rendering was taken from the architectural plan via the Rezoning application. The rendering is updated in the database. The storey count changed from 10 storey to 20 storey. Height changed from 37.45m to 65.45m. The total unit count changed from 153 units to 185 units & 392 beds. Finally, total parking changed from 2 parking to 4 parking.
 
They're knocking down half of 300 Sherbourne for the courtyard but other than that it's a pretty exciting proposal. Love the masonry tower
 

SPA resubmission with the following changes:
  • Storeys increased from 20 to 21
  • Height increased from 65.45 to 71.04m
  • Total student suites increased from 165 to 173
  • Total bicycle parking reduced from 223 to 194
Additionally, the project is now known as "Hoem Sherbourne"

Updated renderings:
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Overall, I like the designs and proportions. Still, tan masonry is always hit or miss with me, as the buildings sometimes look institutional.
 
Overall, I like the designs and proportions. Still, tan masonry is always hit or miss with me, as the buildings sometimes look institutional.

The mechanical penthouse also doesn't appear to have any masonry or even a complimentary colour, which is unfortunate. Utilitarian mechanical penthouses tend to mar otherwise good designs.
 
Something is up here, as this is on next week's Council Agenda. It may be related to the submission noted above by @Paclo but maybe not....


I'll bring the above forward:

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