Towered
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I wish the horrid pair identical to these at Dundas and Scarlett would get a similar makeover.
Toronto Queen & Ashbridge | 60.15m | 17s | Context Development | Teeple Architects
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AlbertC
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Community Consultation Meeting on plans for Don Summerville Apartments set for March 3
The City of Toronto will hold a Community Consultation Meeting regarding redevelopment plans for the Don Summerville Apartments’ land in the Queen Street East and Coxwell Avenue area on the evening of Tuesday, March 3.The meeting will take place at S. H. Armstrong Community Centre, 56 Woodfield Rd. at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting is an open invitation for residents to learn more about the planning application for 1555-1575 Queen St. E. by asking questions and sharing comments.
The redevelopment plan will see the two Toronto Community Housing (TCHC) apartment buildings on the land at 1555 and 1575 Queen St. E., replaced with a 10-storey residential building and a 17-storey and 15-storey mixed-use building.
The development will include retail uses at-grade and 771 residential units, which has 120 rent-geared-to-income units, 100 affordable retail units, 188 market rental units and 363 market condominium units.
Tenants who live in the existing buildings will be moved to other TCHC properties during construction of the new development. They will have the right to return once it is finished.
Work on the project is anticipated to be complete by 2023.
www.beachmetro.com
The City of Toronto will hold a Community Consultation Meeting regarding redevelopment plans for the Don Summerville Apartments’ land in the Queen Street East and Coxwell Avenue area on the evening of Tuesday, March 3.The meeting will take place at S. H. Armstrong Community Centre, 56 Woodfield Rd. at 6:30 p.m.
The meeting is an open invitation for residents to learn more about the planning application for 1555-1575 Queen St. E. by asking questions and sharing comments.
The redevelopment plan will see the two Toronto Community Housing (TCHC) apartment buildings on the land at 1555 and 1575 Queen St. E., replaced with a 10-storey residential building and a 17-storey and 15-storey mixed-use building.
The development will include retail uses at-grade and 771 residential units, which has 120 rent-geared-to-income units, 100 affordable retail units, 188 market rental units and 363 market condominium units.
Tenants who live in the existing buildings will be moved to other TCHC properties during construction of the new development. They will have the right to return once it is finished.
Work on the project is anticipated to be complete by 2023.
Community Consultation Meeting on plans for Don Summerville Apartments set for March 3 – Beach Metro Community News
The City of Toronto will hold a Community Consultation Meeting regarding redevelopment plans for the Don Summerville Apartments’ land in the Queen Street
www.beachmetro.com
Northern Light
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Something this site made me think of is the need to take this proposal (add to it) immediately to the east.
Current TCHC and the City own more than 1/2 the block bounded by Coxwell, Queen, Eastern.
The building on the S-W corner of this block is TCHC.
While a large building in the centre of the block facing Queen is a low-rise Community/Social Services office.
The N/W corner of this block is a low-rise Community Health Centre which the area values, but which could be retained underneath any redevelopment.
The only true private-sector portion of the lot is the small, ugly, Harvey's on the N/E corner.
Depending on how high one went, and how massing was done; I think it should be possible to add 35 RGI and 35 affordable units, minimum, while adding lots of new market-rental housing.
All while managing to replace a badly aging TCHC building, deliver some public realm improvements; and ideally, shift the some/all of the parking from Woodbine Park underneath this site, allowing for an expansion of the park.
Orange is TCHC and City holdings
Purple is the Community Health Ctr.
Blue is the Harvey's.
Current TCHC and the City own more than 1/2 the block bounded by Coxwell, Queen, Eastern.
The building on the S-W corner of this block is TCHC.
While a large building in the centre of the block facing Queen is a low-rise Community/Social Services office.
The N/W corner of this block is a low-rise Community Health Centre which the area values, but which could be retained underneath any redevelopment.
The only true private-sector portion of the lot is the small, ugly, Harvey's on the N/E corner.
Depending on how high one went, and how massing was done; I think it should be possible to add 35 RGI and 35 affordable units, minimum, while adding lots of new market-rental housing.
All while managing to replace a badly aging TCHC building, deliver some public realm improvements; and ideally, shift the some/all of the parking from Woodbine Park underneath this site, allowing for an expansion of the park.
Orange is TCHC and City holdings
Purple is the Community Health Ctr.
Blue is the Harvey's.
AlbertC
Superstar
1555-1575 Queen Street East - Official Plan and Zoning Amendment and Rental Housing Demolition Applications - Preliminary Report
This item will be considered by Toronto and East York Community Council on March 12, 2020.
This item will be considered by Toronto and East York Community Council on March 12, 2020.
AlbertC
Superstar
Looks like this is being marketed as Queen Ashbridge:
riocanliving.com
Queen Ashbridge - RioCan Living
Queen Ashbridge is a mixed-use community featuring a 17-storey condominium, 17-storey rental residence and more than 16,000 sf of retail located at the corner of Queen Street East and Coxwell Avenue. Set between hip and trendy Leslieville and the historic Beaches, Queen Ashbridge offers lake...
riocanliving.com
AlbertC
Superstar
New rendering view of the Queen East frontage from Teeple:
www.teeplearch.com
Queen & Ashbridge Revitalization | Teeple Architects
The Queen & Ashbridge Revitalization is a redevelopment of Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC)’s existing Don Summerville Apartments at Queen Street and Coxwell Avenue. The revitalization will create quality affordable and market housing within a new mixed-use, mixed-income community...
www.teeplearch.com
AlbertC
Superstar
New UT article about the latest resubmitted plans for this project, and also another rendering view:
urbantoronto.ca
Plans Resubmitted for Mixed-Income Queen East TCHC Redevelopment | UrbanToronto
Plans to redevelop the Don Summerville Apartments on Queen at Coxwell were resubmitted earlier this month, with changes to the plan by the Toronto Community Housing Corporation, The City of Toronto Housing Secretariat, RioCan Living, and Context Development.
AlbertC
Superstar
1555-1575 Queen Street East - Official Plan and Zoning Amendment, Part Lot Control, and Rental Housing Demolition and Conversion - Final Report
Toronto and East York Community Council consideration on July 16, 2020
Toronto and East York Community Council consideration on July 16, 2020
AlbertC
Superstar
Project website:
qacondos.com
www.context.ca
New renderings:
Queen Ashbridge – Condos Now Available in Queen East
Queen & Ashbridge Condominiums | Context
www.context.ca
New renderings:
AlbertC
Superstar
Marketing boards have gone up on site:
Lachlan Holmes
Active Member
Lenser
Senior Member
More ridiculous marketing drivel. Coastal.... yeesh.
Nonetheless, very excited about this project.
Nonetheless, very excited about this project.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
I read that QA as QAnon... 
Lenser
Senior Member
Seems like a stretch, coastal. I've heard it applied to waterfronts on the ocean, but on a lake, no matter how large? Feels like a desperate ploy.
argus
Active Member
I guess the "shore" wasn't sexy enough.