Canadian City Proposals

[WhipperSnapper]

Originally Posted by Ramako

Off the top of my head, the only atriums I can think of in Toronto are this:



http://crownedking.deviantart.com/ar...-Bay-202121257


and this:



http://www.blogto.com/photo_of_the_d...atrium_on_bay/


The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario headquarters on Bloor also has a nice one, but I can't find any pictures online.

The city has many more atriums. Condos are rarer. I'd start with the Atrium condo.

http://binged.it/IQJZRz

[Travis007]

Much love for SoBa Ottawa.

http://sobaottawa.com


sobaottawa by Traavis007, on Flickr

[vanman]

Originally Posted by Travis007

Nice to see some decent architecture in the suburbs.

Grand Palace, Richmond Hill, Ontario



Grand Palace by Traavis007, on Flickr

The massing and scale of these towers are exactly what you'd find in Richmond BC. I wonder if this is more than just coincidence.

[lake of the nations]

Here is a new proposal for Sherbrooke. Unfortunately, we will have to wait until 2013 to know if it's approved or not.


By sherbrooke2 at 2012-04-14

[Kevin_foster]

Originally Posted by Coldrsx

Edmonton - Looks like a small cool mixed use glass and steel box is going from proposal to construction. DP approved.


(http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x...7stawesome.jpg)

Floors

1-2 - retail
3-8 - office
9-10 - 2 x 2 story super penthouses

This is awesome, simply because of how impressively small the lot is. Take a peek

[Andrewjm3D]

One more condo proposal with an atrium.

[Andrewjm3D]

This is at King and Spadina. Currently home to a new LCBO that was just built about 2 years ago.





Brad Lamb in Ottawa.


Canary District

[Rico Rommheim]

Originally Posted by Kevin_foster

This is awesome, simply because of how impressively small the lot is. Take a peek

Yeesh, and the north end of downtown is still as ghetto as I remember it.

[Andrewjm3D]

Flair in North York.

[BLACK STAR]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

Yeesh, and the north end of downtown is still as ghetto as I remember it.

Huh.... Ghetto!! Its actually not bad at all. Give it 3 years and it will look a different and a much better Downtown (North).


Go Flyers

[Andrewjm3D]

277 Davenport

[Vertigo3000]

I really like how 8 Gloucester will be preserving the original building, more developers should consider doing this!!!

[armorand93]

Originally Posted by Chadillaccc

Yeah man I agree! Must be a good sign of an economic pickup in Northern BC Even though it is hideous, I hope it goes through!


Especially if its in the downtown core

Funny, someone offered me $25/hr to go up to Fort Dawson to work!

[MonctonRad]

The city of Moncton is currently seeking proposals for a redevelopment of the current Highfield Square site to include a new 10,000 seat multi events centre and arena. This is a major project for the downtown, estimated to cost in excess of $100M, generating an additional $100M in development of adjacent sites.

This is an abbreviated (and editted) video of the presentation made in city council chambers last week. Four local Moncton architectural firms were invited to share their visions for the site.

• Video Link

[BLACK STAR]

Thats very impressive....Go Moncton

[Andrewjm3D]

I like the pattern on the sidewalk.

[rapid_business]

The proposal shown in the screen cap of the YouTube video is the best one IMO. The other three are suffering. The first one was terrible, the third was OK, and the 4th has redeeming elements in design, but is made laughable by their candy-inspired arena design.

[davidivivid]

Laval University's rector will present tomorrow the plans for a new student residence building to be constructed on the main campus (400 units). It was long overdue since the last time such residences were built dates back to the 70's. I hope the design will be in line with the quality projects built by the University recently instead of the bunkers it built in the 70's:



http://www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/...site-laval.php

[mike474]

Originally Posted by davidivivid

Laval University's rector will present tomorrow the plans for a new student residence building to be built on the main campus (400 units). It was long overdue since the last time such residences were built dates back to the 70's. I hope the design will be in line with the quality projects built by the University recently instead of the bunkers it built in the 70's:

Amen to that! I briefly lived in those things... they are pretty awful, even by university residence standards.

[Andrewjm3D]

You should see the residence at Western. It was designed by an architect known at the time for designing jails.