It isn't a new tallest but is being done by the group who owns the Jets (TNSE). They have also secured a the rights to develop another large empty lot kitty-corner to the MTS Centre. This is proposed to be a high rise condo/office/hotel development. We haven't seen any renders yet but it sounds promising.
Cadillac’s Montreal project, known as the Tour Avenue des Canadiens, would be among the three highest in the city, topping out at an estimated 197-metres and with a construction cost projected at more than $160-million. Under municipal rules, no building in Montreal can be higher than Mount Royal at 232.5-metres.
The first 14 storeys of the Montreal tower will house a bar, a restaurant, a fitness centre, interior parking for 400 vehicles and a sky lobby to access the condos above, according to a project description filed with the city. Above that will be 47 storeys for 700 private residences although a hotel may be added that would reduce the condo count.
I don't think asking for one like that will really motive someone to make one.
Also, anyone can make a building drawing. So perhaps you can look into how to make one yourself = problem solved.
Yeah, thanks for the big tip. I've made a lot of drawings. Obviously would have made one for Man2 ages ago if it didn't require a bit more advanced techniques.
Last edited by Chadillaccc; Jul 16, 2012 at 9:07 AM.
I didn't demand anything. It's going to be the new tallest building in one of our major cities. Find it kind of strange that after a year there still isn't a drawing yet.
Rumours surface of new giant skyscraper in Toronto
Garry Marr Jul 18, 2012 – 5:04 PM ET | Last Updated: Jul 19, 2012 12:56 PM ET
Oxford Properties Group hasn’t even filled up the tower it’s already building in Toronto’s downtown core but talk is turning to whether the real estate company is planning another giant skyscraper.
When I first saw this headline I thought it was something we hadn't heard of yet, but it looks like Oxford may be closer to moving ahead on 100 Adelaide then we initially thought.
Basically after the proposal was sent to the city, the city told them to redo the site plan to accommodate the necessary amount of parking spaces as in the by-law which is two parking spaces for every unit (which is stupid for a downtown area). The developers redid the site plan and a few months later it was approved with the demolition of the brewery suppose to happen last fall then the construction of a sales centre. But nothing happened since it was approved. I don't know if it's taking a long time or if it has been cancelled because there has been no word about it since September of last year.
When I first saw this headline I thought it was something we hadn't heard of yet, but it looks like Oxford may be closer to moving ahead on 100 Adelaide then we initially thought.
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