AlbertC
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Feb 29, 2020
Toronto Via Bloor | 138.37m | 46s | Tridel | a—A
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Benito
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Yesterday.
DarkSideDenizen
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Some of today's activities:
DarkSideDenizen
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Some of today's activities - Continued:
Benito
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Today.
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
I'm selfishly hoping this is one of the sites that keep going. I really think this is going to make an impressive impact on the skyline from many angles.
Rascacielo
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Today
Auraz
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Absolute mammoth!
jje1000
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The one thing I will enjoy about this project is that it'll create a new Eastern gateway to Bloor Street arriving across the Bloor St. Viaduct while hiding some of St. James Town, and that it's also the first steps towards repairing the urban fabric in that block.
I wonder what the status of the other proposals are?
I wonder what the status of the other proposals are?
whatever
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I'm interested to see the forms off the end of the building get stripped. I haven't been able to get a sense of what the cantilever and those supporting columns are going to look like. The renderings made them seem like they might be a little cramped. Hoping that there's some space to let that architectural feature breathe a bit
someMidTowner
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steveve
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Today:
AlbertC
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Looks like Hullmark has joined in as a partner on this project.
The curved floor plate shape and support pillars aligning with the renderings:
www.hullmark.ca
The curved floor plate shape and support pillars aligning with the renderings:
Via Bloor — Hullmark
www.hullmark.ca
UtakataNoAnnex
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Those 3 front columns look a little phatter in RL though.
concrete_and_light
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I kinda like how substantial the columns are and how the overhang feels from this angle. This building is going to have quite a significant presence.