Pencil-thin 94-storey tower proposed to loom high over busy Toronto street Toronto TorontoRealEstate RealEstate
, so while this won't be the first building to cross this threshold, it appears that the ultra-tall building craze has only just begun in Toronto.
The proposed building would contain just over 270 square metres of ground-floor retail space, maintaining the strip of classy commercial spaces along Bloor Street West. Above, a total of 1,262 condominium units are planned in a breakdown of 84 studios, 653 one-bedrooms, 459 two-bedrooms, and 126 three-bedroom units.
Despite the proximity of both Bloor-Yonge and Bay subway stations, the proposal includes a four-level-deep underground garage, though due to the slender site footprint, this component would only support 70 parking spaces. The majority of the condo dwellers above would instead be faced with the prospect of public transit, along with a pick-up and drop-off area for what I'm guessing will be a ride-sharing service hotspot.
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