Toronto Quartz at Concord CityPlace | 131.97m | 41s | Concord Adex | RAW Design
- Thread starter Mike in TO
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ladyscraper
man alive
It's absolutely terrible. A huge loss.
Luckily, Concord Adex has done such a great job building exciting neighborhoods with interesting retail components in the bottom of their condos.................................................................... I can't even say that with a straight face.
toto
Active Member
Once Concord finishes City Place and their project up on Sheppard, hopefully, that will be the last of them in TO.
Uncle Teddy
Senior Member
Concord Park Place will look a million times better than the Daniels and Shane Baghai crap at Bayview and Sheppard.
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
Agreed
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Why
...when the city needed them to develop that wasteland that nobody wanted to touch with a 10-foot pole, it was OK..now that they have been bitched, there not good anymore..come-on be happy of what we got and will get from Concord Adex and move on.
neuhaus
Senior Member
TOBoy
Active Member
The retail component of Cityplace is definitely looking up (see Cityplace Retail in the Retail section). Fox and Fiddle at the bottom of N1/N2, and Liberty Sharwama on ground level of Neo. Hopefully there will be other retail to add to the mix at Parade.
landscapeurbanismTO
New Member
LOL on ladyscraper's comment...but...sigh...
Amsterdam Brewery is awesome. Its convenience is amazing; they open late until 11pm and I live a block away from it. They also hold the summer outdoor movie nights. Sad to see this go.
Amsterdam Brewery is awesome. Its convenience is amazing; they open late until 11pm and I live a block away from it. They also hold the summer outdoor movie nights. Sad to see this go.
egotrippin
Senior Member
http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=q&sour...354,-79.399642&spn=0.001953,0.005284&t=h&z=18
There's a lot of vacant land there, so hopefully the idea is to retain the building (and the entire brewery). The last thing this district needs is the loss of another heritage structure; though it's nothing extravagant or ornate, with all the glass monotony around, any sort of texture and variety is extremely valuable. Having an active brewery hanging around is a bonus too.
There's a lot of vacant land there, so hopefully the idea is to retain the building (and the entire brewery). The last thing this district needs is the loss of another heritage structure; though it's nothing extravagant or ornate, with all the glass monotony around, any sort of texture and variety is extremely valuable. Having an active brewery hanging around is a bonus too.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Not really much land except that parking lot that backs east of the brewery..the green space east of that is block 33 where Quartz and another 38 storey building will sit.
Not that i like it but i have mentioned for over a year that this day was coming.
Bruvyman
Active Member
This morning they had opened up the fence in a couple spots that encloses the Quartz property and had at least one bulldozer in there doing bulldozer type stuff. Is it somehow possible that they are already working on this project?
maestro
Senior Member
Half the heritage structure has already been destroyed for Fort York Boulevard. I'd say don't count on Amsterdam staying.
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pics taken June 27, 2011
Block 37
Block 33
Block 37
Block 33
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Superstar
Its a done deal, there out of there by spring of 2012.