sandybeach
New Member
I thought it's going to new building from ground up, why would it be listed as a 'redevelopment of an existing munitions factory from WWII'? That would be existing Liberty Market building north of the site.
Toronto Liberty Market Lofts | ?m | 13s | Lifetime | Wallman Architects
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maestro
Senior Member
It's a new building on the property of the WW2 munitions factory
ProjectEnd
Superstar
This sounds pretty ominous...
simuls
Senior Member
I doubt that. It's 90% sold with only a few units left.
sandybeach
New Member
South super board demo
Dropped by the site over the weekend and found the super board located on the south east corner of the lot gone. Debris and a couple of heavy machinery still on site. Looking forward to the digging this spring, hopefully.
Dropped by the site over the weekend and found the super board located on the south east corner of the lot gone. Debris and a couple of heavy machinery still on site. Looking forward to the digging this spring, hopefully.
Solaris
Senior Member
Scaled Model
Southwest / Southeast / Northeast Elevations - LML's design surely is one sided, only decent from the southwest
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Southwest / Southeast / Northeast Elevations - LML's design surely is one sided, only decent from the southwest
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sandybeach
New Member
Worksite Aug10
I was at the site recently, the diggers are out there, work is being done.
I was at the site recently, the diggers are out there, work is being done.
ProjectEnd
Superstar
This one seems to have flown under the radar. There is a yellow crane up which is visible from the Gardiner.
sandybeach
New Member
Jan 2011 update
Here are some shots of the worksite.
Here are some shots of the worksite.
This one has flown under the radar here. Time to affix our gaze.
All images courtesy of Lifetime Developments
The building
The lobby
The art gallery
The lounge
The meeting room
But how does the meeting room look now? It, and the rest of the building, looks like this:
The crane is up, and we'll be back!
All images courtesy of Lifetime Developments
The building
The lobby
The art gallery
The lounge
The meeting room
But how does the meeting room look now? It, and the rest of the building, looks like this:
The crane is up, and we'll be back!
Torontovibe
Senior Member
The obsession with grey never seems to end in this city but this building is uber grey. It's in Liberty Village, so why not keep it all red brick? It's the red, historic buildings that make Liberty Village attractive. The new condos on the east side just bring the whole neighbourhood down. The sad part is, it could have been a unique and beautiful part of Toronto. Developers are turning it into just another dull, grey, ordinary neighbourhood. Thank god the historic factories are staying or else the developers would put up grey, spandrel monstrosities and walk away smiling. The whole east side of Liberty Village is a complete write-off.
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TheKingEast
Senior Member
Automation Gallery
Superstar
I wonder how long before the cop shop next door is bought out for development.
Towered
Senior Member
Hopefully soon - it's such an eyesore.
maestro
Senior Member
The cop shop moved in roughly five years ago at a cost of millions to convert the defunct telecom hotel. It's fairly evident that it won't be moving anytime soon.
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