295 Jarvis Street | 199.4m | 60s | Tricon? l Core Architects l pre-construction
After a long two year snooze @ 36 storeys (with ownership changes), this one is back in rezoning action at a whopping 60 storeys and just shy of 200 metres (199.4m). Just below the Sick Kids Hospital flight path rules, this has 618 residential units proposed (which last I heard were to be rental).
Located on Jarvis between Dundas and Gerrard. Features 2 separate over-hangs above its podium… hopefully it won’t fall over.
i assume the townhouses are part of the development block otherwise, it's way too much density for the site. I kinda like it. It's a diamond in the rough. The tower needs some more cues from the base. The service entrances need to be moved off Church.
1920 Eglinton East | ?m | 48s | Madison Group | Turner Fleischer, superkül and Teeple Architects l pre-construction
Part of the massive plans for Scarborough’s “Golden Mile” redevelopment, this one includes 12 buildings up to 48 storeys (designed by
Turner Fleischer Architects, superkül and Teeple Architects).
On Yonge a block north of Eglinton. First rendering released for this condo and retail showing its tall, thin and wide footprint (exaggerated by the artist as usual).
1220 Yonge | 80.8m | 22s | Trinity Point Development | BBB l pre-construction
Into its community consulation phase, BBB sure likes their curves (resembles some of their other designs downtown). Located about 5 blocks south of St. Clair Avenue. Could turn out well with the right materials.
It looks like my area will be seeing an uglier version of 2221 Yonge then, they really should just buy out that RBC branch.
I'm not a huge fan of 1220 Yonge, just because it looks so generic and the street level is not very inviting compared to what its there now (narrow frontage retail), but I am glad to see that area intensified.
Absolute hack job and then they added balconies using a pin the tail on a donkey algorithm. Can't call it bland though.
Like they dusted off every 4.5 star hotel design to never be and smooshed them into one Chamberlain Architectural Services masterpiece. Call it the Homewood Hampton
48 Avondale | 144.85m | 45s | Oulahen Team Realty | Turner Fleischer l pre-construction
This condo added more properties and bumped the project’s height to 45, 38, 26-storeys with 10% of the site devoted to parkland. Located a few blocks south-east of Yonge and Sheppard in North York.
Therme Waterpark and Spa at Ontario Place | ?m | ?s | Therme Group | Diamond Schmitt l pre-construction
The application for the waterpark/spa/promenade and public space has now been submitted along with some new renderings below. The application for Live Nation’s all season make-over for the amphitheatre (20,000 seats) has also been submitted... more on that later.
A 70 floor mixed use tower (office / rental / condo) has been proposed today for Metrotown across the street from Concord Metrotown's signature tower currently U/C.
A 70 floor mixed use tower (office / rental / condo) has been proposed today for Metrotown across the street from Concord Metrotown's signature tower currently U/C.
Very Manhattanish. I like it! Hopefully there's good quality materials and it's not just a spandrel mess.
Wow. That's a big building for Bayview. I'm not opposed to the density, but still would hope for more articulation on the facade and more solid materials. It's going to look like a 50 floor building from Eglinton due to the hill.
48 Avondale is another huge project that's surprising me due to it's height, but it makes sense considering the existing density of buildings nearby.
That's one nice looking poject for Metrotown, wow. I'm just curious about VE at that point.
2 Tecumseth | 102.8m | 31s | TAS | Adamson l site demolition/heritage retention
Big demo on a big site. Reclaiming an industrial site for residential (Condo, Market-Rate Rental), commercial (Office, Retail), Public Space / Park and heritage retention.
This is following similar high-level proposals at Halifax Shopping Centre, Park West Plaza, and Penhorn Plaza in recent years. Hopefully some of these will actually get built out relatively soon.
Development in Downtown Ottawa bordered by Lyon, Bay, Slater and Lyon. The 23 and 29 floor towers are u/c by Main+Main. The 35 floor tower is expected to start soon (they were saying end of 2022), but I suspect it might only be after the first two towers are up. 23/29/35f
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Originally Posted by J.OT13
From Rimap's website. No opening date, unlike the other two projects (AC Rideau and Moxie York).
Here are the Main+Main towers:
And the Rimap Marriott Renaissance and Residences, going on the opposite corner of the block from the above rendering:
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