Projets de Toronto - Nouveautés et progressions

[Jasonzed]

From today...Royal Canadian Military Institute (RCMI) the first six floors will be dedicated to the facility. A cornerstone/plaque was unveiled by the Governor General along with invited guests.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theatre Park

 

Cinema Condos

 

 

 

Charlie

 

Parade

 

bridge

 

 

Aura

 

Market Wharf

 

L Tower

 

 

 

RBC Waterpark 3

[Jasonzed]

Westlake Condos, 48s, 46s, 39s, Toronto waterfront, under construction

 

 

[jesseps]

One thing, I would totally love to see the skyline of Toronto with all the proposed and buildings that are going up.

[monctezuma]

Merci Jasonzed de nous tenir au courant de ce qui se passe à Toronto. Je savais que cette ville est en boom, mais je ne pouvais m'imaginer que c'était à ce point...

[Jasonzed]

A lot more to come particularly around the waterfront...

Ice Condos 2 towers on the left, Infinity 3/4 are on the right

 

 

 

Delta hotel and new office tower

 

Maple Leafs Gardens was converted to a Lablows and the Ryerson University Althetics Department which includes an ice rink - very nice

 

Aura

 

 

Downtown

 

 

 

Distillery District tower 2

 

 

 

 

 

Modifié 10 juin 2012 par Jasonzed

[montréaliste]

Yes Jason, thanks for the updates. I was in the Loblaws at the Gardens and was really blown away at how well they designed it. It is spacious and modern and very cutting edge. I think that the harbourfront is overdone myself. It is just too monolithic in view of what was there before which is to say nothing. I would rather choose a condo in an existing neighborhood setting with mixed heights than a massive tower complex south of downtown. There is something really cynical and bland about it that makes a really bad statement about where Toronto is headed.

 

Progressive development along the Gardiner's pathway is more interesting and promising in terms of integration to the built neighborhoods along Front, King and Queen streets. This is already happening I know, but the city has dropped the ball on the harbourfront as far as I am concerned.

[Jasonzed]

Toronto has certainly dropped the ball on a few things along the downtown area of the waterfront but they are trying to make amends i.e. the H2O parks, Music Gargen, Sugar Beach, Sherbourne Common, Wavedecks...

 

Sugar Beach (next to Redpath Sugar)

 

 

H2O Park

 

Sherbourne Common (it's actually a water treatment facility)

 

Music Garden

 

Some waterfront project happening east of Yonge.

http://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/

 

 

If I were to move to the waterfront area I would move into a midrise, per the example below, as opposed to a 50s tower but to each its own.

 

This is on the west side

 

 

This is a bit different...

[MARTY]

Just got back from a trip to Toronto yesterday and I was also there in September last year. Holy cow, unbelievable development....What a vibrant active area. I was in Vaughn and I went down to the old section around St-Clair also Bloor...wow, wow.

 

I love Monteal it's my birthplace, but I was grimacing with embarrassment when I hit the Met at 6:30 last night...what a let down. This Metropolitan Expressway( LMFAO) has got to go..It is a nasty festering scar that divides our city into 2 and is so decrepit and ugly...I was embarrassed thinking about the impression tourists have about our fine city. Don't get me wrong...great things are happening in Montreal and most of our city is amazing but this f..n Metropolitan is a real JOKE!!

 

Petition to get a BIG-DIG done in Montreal anyone,anyone!!!

 

:yikes::embarrassed:

Modifié 11 juin 2012 par MARTY

[Jasonzed]

Just got back from a trip to Toronto yesterday and I was also there in September last year. Holy cow, unbelievable development....What a vibrant active area. I was in Vaughn and I went down to the old section around St-Clair also Bloor...wow, wow.

 

I love Monteal it's my birthplace, but I was grimacing with embarrassment when I hit the Met at 6:30 last night...what a let down. This Metropolitan Expressway( LMFAO) has got to go..It is a nasty festering scar that divides our city into 2 and is so decrepit and ugly...I was embarrassed thinking about the impression tourists have about our fine city. Don't get me wrong...great things are happening in Montreal and most of our city is amazing but this f..n Metropolitan is a real JOKE!!

 

Petition to get a BIG-DIG done in Montreal anyone,anyone!!!

 

:yikes::embarrassed:

 

People tend to focus on the downtown and waterfront area, which is fine, but you should take a drive (or subway/streetcar (weekend $10 day pass good for 2 adults and 3 kids)) through mid-town i.e. south of the 401 along Yonge street or go west from Bloor and Danforth to Bloorwest Village/Kingsway or east on Queen to The Beach or west on Queen or King to the Queensway, you (genericly speaking) will be pleasantly surprised. Yonge and St-Clair and Yonge and Eglinton are great places to live, work and play.

Modifié 11 juin 2012 par Jasonzed

[Jasonzed]

World on Yonge, 31s, 31s, 20s, 27s, 18s, North Toronto, under construction

 

Waterlink at Pier 27, 14s, 14s, 14s, 14s, waterfront, under construction

 

 

Ocean Club, 39s, 10s, Toronto waterfront, under construction

 

One Valhalla, 22s, 35s, 30s, 3s, Toronto, under construction

 

 

Origami Lofts Condos, 7s, Toronto, planning

 

Waterways, 50s, 16s, 5s, Toronto waterfront, sales

 

Waterscapes, 30s, Toronto waterfront, 30s, under construction

Modifié 11 juin 2012 par Jasonzed