khris
Senior Member
Oh maybe you're right.
Toronto Lumiere Condominiums | ?m | 32s | Lifetime | Wallman Architects
Oh maybe you're right.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
July 19th Update
From Bay Street
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From Bay Street
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CITY_LOVER
Active Member
My god, progress is so slow on this one....why!!!???
I have purchased a unit in this building and am waiting for it to be done so that I can move to Toronto and start a 'new phase' of my life!
At this rate, I wonder if it'll even be done by the end of summer 2010!
If and when it's done, I'll have a gay urbantoronto and skyscrapercity members' party at my place....we'll discuss/critique Toronto's development first and then go to church street to discuss/critique Toronto's gay men.
Warmth,
Calgarian waiting to move to T.O.
I have purchased a unit in this building and am waiting for it to be done so that I can move to Toronto and start a 'new phase' of my life!
At this rate, I wonder if it'll even be done by the end of summer 2010!
If and when it's done, I'll have a gay urbantoronto and skyscrapercity members' party at my place....we'll discuss/critique Toronto's development first and then go to church street to discuss/critique Toronto's gay men.
Warmth,
Calgarian waiting to move to T.O.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Once they get another level or two up they'll get into the swing of it.
We'll keep you posted with photo updates
We'll keep you posted with photo updates
BuildTO
Active Member
We'll be looking forward to meeting you!
urbandreamer
recession proof
6 August 2009 photo update
Good grief, but if it weren't for M/Burano and Lumiere (and those gov't of Ontario buildings), Bay Street would be a total aesthetic failure! Depressing.
Good grief, but if it weren't for M/Burano and Lumiere (and those gov't of Ontario buildings), Bay Street would be a total aesthetic failure! Depressing.
Solaris
Senior Member
beauty is in the eye of the beholder . . .
condovo
Senior Member
Burano, U, Four Seasons, and possibly even Lumiere will add some much needed flourish to this stretch of Bay. Also, the Sick Kids research complex and Trump will do their part further south.
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ProjectEnd
Superstar
Good grief, but if it weren't for M/Burano and Lumiere (and those gov't of Ontario buildings), Bay Street would be a total aesthetic failure! Depressing.
And you can't even see ROCP in that picture!
Hypnotoad
Senior Member
Bay Street should come out on top of lets say, Queens Quay, in the battle of the better condo architecture. Bay street, for all of its many faults, at least benefits from various periods of residential development and a full mix of highrise uses north of Dundas. There are very few streets in Toronto with an average storeys count higher than 20 storeys and also a mix of office, residential, retail, institutional, cultural and recreational.
adma
Superstar
Good grief, but if it weren't for M/Burano and Lumiere (and those gov't of Ontario buildings), Bay Street would be a total aesthetic failure! Depressing.
Dickinson's Continental Can at 790 Bay (the site of early Dominion Modern exhibitions) is front and centre. You call that a "total aesthetic failure"?
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Aug. 13 Update
As stated above, progress is slow. The last matching photo was almost one month ago
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As stated above, progress is slow. The last matching photo was almost one month ago
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Automation Gallery
Superstar
Looks like the podium, are they going to have any commercial space on the ground floor?
ProjectEnd
Superstar
As stated above, progress is slow. The last matching photo was almost one month ago
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Maybe so, but look at the size of that SLAB!