[GrandSlam]

I may be wrong, but I believe those are two different parks; both are planned.

 

[RiverCity1]

Yes, two different parks. The top one is Regent Park (now under construction) on Dundas Street as part of Phase 2, and the bottom one is planned for Phase 3 (not approved yet) on Shuter Street.

 

[Stupidandshallow]

Thanks... I'm aware that these are two different parks. I was referring to this rendering of the first park:

http://www.pmalarch.ca/projects/strategies/regent-park-revitalization-parks-master-plan/

 

[ProjectEnd]

That's from the original master plan and was never meant to represent anything more than 'there will be a park here.'

 

[rdaner]

Photo taken 20 July 2013

Another small sign that this redevelopment is beginning to foster a public life for the wider city.

 

[anonymous0024]

Not sure if these photos belong in this thread or not, so mods please move them if necessary, from August 14th, 2013:

At the southwest corner of Sackville and St David's Walk:

The park to the west of the Aquatic Centre:

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

At the southwest corner of Sackville and St David's Walk

And from above

The Sackville St entrance for the TCHC Building is taking shape - looks like the columns will be getting the red cladding treatment as well

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

They were erecting a crane on the site of the newest affordable housing block this morning

 

[TheKingEast]

burgundy and grey. blech!

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

Residents are moving in to 230 Sackville today. And here's a view you don't see

Holy Spandrel!!!

 

[cassius]

Yeah, that's a lot of spandrel but you've captured it so beautifully!

 

[junctionist]

That combination of spandrel and windows looks sleek and elegant. 300 Front's use of spandrel by contrast looks ugly. It comes down to subtleties like the colour of the spandrel and the size and positioning of the windows.

 

[interchange42]

Same architect for both 300 Front and 230 Sackville!

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[junctionist]

Same architect for both 300 Front and 230 Sackville!

Architects aren't always consistent.