Toronto No. 31 Condos | 153.63m | 46s | Lanterra | Arquitectonica

[Amare]

The Ontario line will be well within a 5 minute walk of this.

Closer to 15 mins in reality (the station you're referring to would be on the other side of the Don). And even with that station and due to that 15 min walk, this development still wouldnt be deserving of a 99 transit score.

 

[GabrielHurl]

The closest station on the Ontario Line to this project here would be at King / Parliament.

Not across the Don at East Harbour.

 

[Amare]

I stand corrected you two are both correct, I got mixed up and confused between the latest pixie dust transit proposal.

Yeah this would get a 99 transit score if that subway line ever gets built, asides from that nothing above an 80 should really be considered.

 

[Automation Gallery]

Nice article on this building

The Distillery District is getting a gorgeous brick condo with a co-working space, indoor pool and pet spa
Lanterra’s latest design, a collaboration between Miami architects Arquitectonica and interior designers Studio Munge, is filled with character

The Distillery District is getting a gorgeous brick condo with a co-working space, indoor pool and pet spa

Over the past few years, The Distillery District has emerged as one of the most desirable neighbourhoods to live in Toronto—and not just for Torontonians

torontolife.com

 

[smably]

An ad pretending to be an article, but sure.

 

[Start Fox]

The article does mention something called the "Red Brick Promenade" running from the Distillery to Whisky Beach (I'm assuming that is an idea for the Parliament slip?). Haven't heard of this before, but sounds nice, would be great to link the Distillery to the waterfront.

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

The article does mention something called the "Red Brick Promenade" running from the Distillery to Whisky Beach (I'm assuming that is an idea for the Parliament slip?). Haven't heard of this before, but sounds nice, would be great to link the Distillery to the waterfront.

It's been in the docs for a while in various Waterfront Toronto reports. I'd like to see a rendering of it though to wrap my head around it.

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

3C Lakeshore Waterfront Project To Transform Lower Don Lands | UrbanToronto

3C Waterfront is the working name of an expansive mixed-use plan to remake the area along Lake Shore Blvd E where the Don River meets Toronto Harbour.

urbantoronto.ca

 

[AlbertC]

Feb 1, 2020

 

[achender]

A bit more demolition has been done here. From Sunday March 22.

 

[DavidCapizzano]

This was resubmitted in July 2020 - no real changes, just seems more fleshed out. From the docs:

 

[AlbertC]

Lanterra had an IG story update the other day (not visible anymore) saying that this project is now around 65% sold. Presumably there's been gradual progress, but for something that's been on the market for a while now it does seem to be a relative slower mover when compared to other active developments downtown generally.

Lanterra Developments (@lanterradev) • Instagram photos and videos

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instagram.com

 

[karledice]

Pretty design and colours with red bricks

 

[AlbertC]

Lanterra Developments​

Westdale is partners with Lanterra Developments on 31 Parliament Condominiums, an Arquitectonica-designed 428-unit building in downtown Toronto. Sales are ongoing and Cohen is hopeful construction will start in late spring.

Partnerships keep Westdale's development pipeline thriving | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange

Partners have been a primary ingredient in Westdale Properties’ long-term success, and that’s continuing with several new and ongoing development projects across the Greater Toronto Area, Canada and in parts of the United States. Partners spread the risk associated with

renx.ca

 

[giam2277]

Is this project still going on? Purchased back in Dec 2019 and I don't think they have even obtained zoning approval yet. This is too slow.