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Yea. Every block will start construction before 2013, latest. Dunno about block 12. There is a sales center on that site.
 
it appears that everything except blocks 16, 12 and 13 is under construction.

Yes...everything planned for the Athlete's Village is under construction, so I don't think anyone in the media should panic that they aren't on schedule lol.
The remaining blocks along Front Street will be built by Dundee/Kilmer and come to market after the Games.

Block 4 isn't marketed yet, but the renderings look attractive with some red brick.

Really looking forward to Block 13, too. Hoping that design is possible to build! Certainly looks very cool.
 
Waterfront Toronto's November Newsletter is out:
http://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/widgets_newsletter/read-newsletter/id/47


Pan Am Athletes’ Village /Canary District Construction Update

Construction continues to progress on the section of the West Don Lands that will be used as the Pan/Parapan Am Athletes’ Village.

Roadwork/Infrastructure

The subdivision roadwork continues with the installation of the underground hydro duct bank and gas mains. Repair work to an existing water main and the installation of catch basins is underway on Cherry Street and crews will soon begin silva cell installation at the south end of the street. On Old Eastern Avenue, hydro duct bank chambers are being installed and repairs on existing sewers and manholes are underway. As well, work connecting buildings along Old Eastern Avenue to the new sanitary and storm sewer system continues.

YMCA/George Brown College Site

Work is steadily progressing on the complex that will house the YMCA and George Brown College’s student residence. Crews have completed the second flood slab and are currently forming and pouring the vertical columns from the second to the third floor. Work has begun to backfill the sides of the YMCA swimming pool, as well as the forming and pouring of the ground floor around the pool.

Affordable Housing Buildings

The Fred Victor building now has 100 percent of the ground floor complete, and crews have begun to form and pour the vertical columns from the ground floor to the first floor. Crews are forming and pouring the mezzanine slab of the Wigwamen building.

Canary District Condominiums

Progress continues on the Canary District Condominium development. On the first market housing building, excavation continues and the north crane has been erected. The drilling of structural caissons is now 85 percent complete and the tower crane footing has been formed and poured. On the second market housing building, excavation and the installation of shoring for the second parking level on the south end of the building is ongoing. The caissons and tower crane footing are complete on the north end of the building, and the crane has been erected.

For more information on the Canary District Condominiums, visit their website at www.canarydistrict.com or their sales centre located at 9 Mill Street.
 
Any City of Toronto Staff Report for the Canary District Condominium ?

Does anyone know if there is a link that would direct you to the city of Toronto Staff report on the Canary District condos where it gives you the detail of the building plans (e.g. # of parking spots, # of visitor parking, # of 2 BR units etc etc ).
 
Does anyone know if there is a link that would direct you to the city of Toronto Staff report on the Canary District condos where it gives you the detail of the building plans (e.g. # of parking spots, # of visitor parking, # of 2 BR units etc etc ).
I do not think they have yet presented a report on this building. The Community Planners in downtown have a page of all their major projects at http://www.toronto.ca/planning/south.htm It is not listed there.
 
Oh-oh, are they running out of $. :D


Application: New Building Status: Not Started

Location: 425 CHERRY ST
TORONTO ON M5A 3L6

Ward 28: Toronto Centre-Rosedale

Application#: 12 290080 BLD 00 NB Accepted Date: Dec 6, 2012

Project: Office New Building

Description: Proposal of office trailer to be used for the Pan Am Games at 409 Front St E.
 
Bring back the sun

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Another crane going up today...this one at the south end of the Canary District Block 11.

On a side note: I'm sure many of you have noticed several negative media articles about general Toronto condo construction using shots of the Pan Am Athlete's Village showing all these cranes in their photographs. I guess a shot from this vantage point serves their purpose to "prove" that there is an over-supply of condo construction, but certainly not all of these buildings are condo apartments...and there is a end-goal and deadline to get this all built.
 
It was supposed to be up and running early this month. I guess it got delayed. Any news on the step type building
 
Can't seem to edit my post above. Pictures taken 15 December 2012

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Cherry Street will be ready for paving soon. In a year this area will look radically different.

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The future Old Eastern Avenue.

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Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence winners announced: http://www.canadianarchitect.com/ne...tm_campaign=CA-EN12192012&link_targ=DailyNews

Dundee Kilmer Integrated Design Team: Joint Venture of architectsAlliance and Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects in association with Daoust Lestage Inc. and MacLennan Jaunkalns Miller Architects for the 2015 Pan Am/Parapan American Games Athletes’ Village | Canary District in Toronto, Ontario
 
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Photos taken 22 December 2012

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Future connection to Don River Trail and The Portlands and the recently announced office development at the foot of Broadview.
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The communal dining table is one of the best features.
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What does this building look like?
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The future Front Street looking west.
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Superb contributions today rdaner!

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