LUVIT!
Senior Member
The poor little red brick condo has been surrounded and dwarfed!
Toronto Max Condos | 113.99m | 36s | Tribute | Graziani + Corazza
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DarkSideDenizen
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Back in the 90s, I lived across the street next to the old RCMP building. That building, and the RCMP Headquarters, were the tallest in the entire area. Today it's primarily a residence for Ryerson students. Once The Grand Hotel is redeveloped and the northwest corner of Dundas and Jarvis built out, it will really exist amidst giants. The entire East Side is undergoing massive growth.
From Koops65; Downtown Toronto 3D model in Second Life: Max Condos at centre.
192 Jarvis St. Condos. Image courtesy Condos.ca. https://condos.ca/toronto/192-jarvis-street-condos-192-jarvis-st
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ProjectEnd
Superstar
I really hope some dirtbag from either Tribute or G+C is on here. This is getting inexcusable:
AlbertC
Superstar
Must have been some kind of 3-for-1 sale on mullions that day at the Cladding Depot.
Rascacielo
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Today. Probably the least offensive angle, showing their ‘creativity’ with the balcony play
Sapida
New Member
Has anyone gotten an update about construction from the builder? Are they still on hold?
skov555
New Member
I don't think they were on hold, they have been working.
condovo
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June 6, 2020 - In the background Max Condos; in the foreground Toronto’s beautiful public realm
khris
Senior Member
They are supposed to be redoing the streetcar tracks here soon.
ptbotrmpfn
Senior Member
Anyone else notice their design on the balconies is not matching up to the render? (As per most renders ever I suppose)
condovo
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June 16, 2020
3Dementia
Senior Member
That massive concrete barnacle on the top presumably encloses the largest mass damper in city history... a bit excessive for a 36s building.
Or perhaps it's a safe room that can accommodate its entire resident population, even with enforced social-distancing edicts.
Or perhaps it's a safe room that can accommodate its entire resident population, even with enforced social-distancing edicts.
BubbleTea
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Are you sure that isn't a nuclear bunker?
deerparker
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evolutionTO
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The tower crane was taken down over the weekend, here's a time lapse: