Toronto Monde | 149.95m | 44s | Great Gulf | Moshe Safdie

[TheSix]

Well none of those things are really minutes away, more like 10s of minutes, which is fine. More importantly all the things you mentioned aren't really that appealing - restaurants, museums, art galleries, theaters, unique retail, distinct cultural communities, BARS!. Those are things I want in my neighbourhood. And until the Gardiner is buried this area will always feel cut off from the city. It will have the same vibe as the other new condo districts (city place, liberty village) - STERILE. This area will never have the street presence, energy, history and life that yorkville does. The east waterfront will still be a successful community. But the yorkville comparison is a bad one.

Agreed. I think a better comparison would be the Distillery, but only time will tell

 

[alenka]

I think the main appeal of the neighbourhood is that it is waterfront. That says it all. This what makes Harbourfront appeal as well. On a different note, does anyone know if parking will be equipped with electrical charges for car?

 

[Logan]

DSC_3195 by Diego Rodriguez, on Flickr

 

[skycandy]

Glorious nautical summer weather of late...

 

[tripwire]

Today, Friday July 20th - I have to admit, it's a really photogenic building.

From between the Aquas

And a couple of shots of Sherbourne Commons

 

[interchange42]

From the 20th:

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[idc24]

Monde is one handsome tower... the landmark of the eastern waterfront.

 

[mburrrrr]

 

[Benito]

Yesterday.

 

[skycandy]

Balcony glass nearing the top...

Canopy supports plus a wee tree upper left...

Also, patterned brickwork...

Canopy bracing out front...

 

[someMidTowner]

Saturday:

 

[A Torontonian Now]

August 10:

 

[Razz]

Taken August 28, 2018:

 

[greenleaf]

Looking good contextually from the water:

 

[skycandy]

From a couple of evenings ago...one of the many lovely sunsets of late.