marcus_a_j
Senior Member
For resale purposes having a parking space is better. It can be rented out to somebody else in the building who needs a second space if it is not being used by the owner.
cmystikal
New Member
Depending on the type of suite you are looking at, all of the 2 bedrooms in this building include 1 parking space. The majority of suites in the tower portion of this building are 2-bedrooms.
Towered
Senior Member
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
the transformation of that section of the Lakeshore is well under way... be nice to see it in about 3 more years.
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Hydrogen
Guest
That colourful pool of water in the last image looks a little disturbing - like a large dog showed up for an extended pee.
casaguy
Senior Member
LOL. That is odd isn't it.
Towered - West Harbour City appears in the background of two shots there, but I believe the hole you are concentrating on is for the next phase ('Neptune?') of WaterParkCity.
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Towered
Senior Member
Sorry, I really had no idea - the amount of projects in this area is dizzying and I assumed all the new construction is part of West Harbour City.
As for that green, soupy water...
As for that green, soupy water...
Dane
Active Member
June 26 2008
As seen from Niagra/Tecumseth
From Bathurst/Front
Some Fancy little "deco" brickwork happening.
As seen from Niagra/Tecumseth
From Bathurst/Front
Some Fancy little "deco" brickwork happening.
Nice pattern - interesting...
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AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
I think that might be part of the public art component, which I believe is going to be some sort of decoish mosaic on the 1st or 2nd floor of the building.
AoD
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Jayomatic
Active Member
Wow, a brick pattern is classified at public art these days? Ouch, what a sad state of affairs. Brick patterns should almost be the minimum.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
I don't think that's the public art component proper - just that there is supposed to be one and this might be the tie-in to it.
BTW, I think it's patterned precast, not brick in this case.
AoD
PS: See http://www.urbantoronto.ca/showthread.php?t=782&page=2 - 2nd post.
BTW, I think it's patterned precast, not brick in this case.
AoD
PS: See http://www.urbantoronto.ca/showthread.php?t=782&page=2 - 2nd post.
catcher_of_cats
Active Member
Filling in the skyline between Nautilus and Bathurst
officedweller
Senior Member
The precast on the lower levels look a bit chipped up.