ChesterCopperpot
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That's a very grassy looking dog park across the street.
Toronto home: Power and Adelaide | 78.33m | 22s | Great Gulf | Core Architects
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pmilo
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hmmm. part of me feels that it appears as a smaller version of Dundas Sq Gardens. Anyone else see it?
AndreaPalladio
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My dog wishes it were so - she hates the wood chips.
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Demolition application"
Application: Demolition Folder (DM) Status: Not Started
Location: 48 POWER ST
TORONTO ON M5A 3A6
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 15 246963 DEM 00 DM Accepted Date: Nov 4, 2015
Project: Printing Plant Demolition
Description: Proposal to demolish existing 3 storey printing plant.
DM Zoning Review Not Started
Zone - Other Dvernichuk, Garrett
Application: Demolition Folder (DM) Status: Not Started
Location: 48 POWER ST
TORONTO ON M5A 3A6
Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale
Application#: 15 246963 DEM 00 DM Accepted Date: Nov 4, 2015
Project: Printing Plant Demolition
Description: Proposal to demolish existing 3 storey printing plant.
DM Zoning Review Not Started
Zone - Other Dvernichuk, Garrett
Stupidandshallow
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ChesterCopperpot
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I like how Richmond has turned into a 2-way street in that rendering
greenleaf
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This is a hulking beast.
On lots like this, I think this would look better if the developer had two different architects design two different buildings (or at least go with an approach like The Well). One part of this is fine, but this feels like too much.
On lots like this, I think this would look better if the developer had two different architects design two different buildings (or at least go with an approach like The Well). One part of this is fine, but this feels like too much.
Stupidandshallow
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I have a difficult time imagining it. If built as proposed it would really dominate the street.. but maybe that wouldn't be a bad thing around these parts?
Also, as an aside it reminds me of a cross between 158 front st and another building, which I can't think of at the moment.
Also, as an aside it reminds me of a cross between 158 front st and another building, which I can't think of at the moment.
It think it looks great. Better than another point tower.
Lenser
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I like it too. It's massive but it's not unpleasant.
AndreaPalladio
Senior Member
Ditto.
skycandy
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If it creates a more dynamic and animated streetscape in this part of town, I'm all for it. Plus it looks ok!
grey
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King Street East, a block south of this, is already dynamic and animated.
Why not repeat that formula here? I see no reason why this entire block should be built with the same slab podium we see everywhere else and not a more fine-grained approach like Westbank/Mirvish Village. This is a blank slate and an opportunity for city building and I'm afraid it's going to be squandered.
...But I'll list some free reasons here to get the jump on podium apologists:
- Huge grocery store.
- Richmond is a highway on ramp.
Why not repeat that formula here? I see no reason why this entire block should be built with the same slab podium we see everywhere else and not a more fine-grained approach like Westbank/Mirvish Village. This is a blank slate and an opportunity for city building and I'm afraid it's going to be squandered.
...But I'll list some free reasons here to get the jump on podium apologists:
- Huge grocery store.
- Richmond is a highway on ramp.
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Should the thread title not be changed from TACT to Core?