Recent content by Bluejay

You are correct. These renderings are outdated including the Tower B for Releve. The total glass tower renderings would have been great but that is a another other story on why it changed. The floor count is not accurate as well. I assume you were the individual who inquired to Summit about...

The precast panels are not being covered. Here are a couple accurate elevations.

Just going to provide a little insight as the last few comments are not really accurate in terms of quality and cheapness, plus I have an interest in all three of these towers with factual information. The quality of precast is greater than metal siding/panels and cost significantly more than...

It is moving fast but it has been 1 floor per week for this build. It's been 17 weeks since the first level of the 'tower portion'

Unfortunately I do not have any updates on that project. I own a consulting company who works with multiple developers (high-rise projects) offering project management services from pre-construction to completion. We do not use or post our tenders on any sites as we invite our preferred...

Wrong again. I should be able to share it by Friday.

That’s not correct at all. I cannot name the architect at this point but you guys can put the math together and figure it out. If you don’t, it will be public shortly.

Here is a sneak peak of the 275 Rideau project (LCBO King Edward & Rideau) It is a major improvement from the first design. This is being proposed at 28 floors at 85m in height, L-Shaped tower with commercial space fronting Rideau St.

I can dig some up. Once I do, I will share. Designer for the hotel portion interior is Design Agency.

No, there are no open areas in this one. They wanted to maximize the second level board/meeting rooms for this location. This Renaissance will actually be the first in their new design for this brand. High end finishes, lots of millwork and fancy ceilings in the lobby and restaurant areas...

No retail in this building. Hotel has a full service restaurant & bar.

Yes, top out is projected by October 2026. This project is a logistical nightmare with Slater St being the only staging and work area that also has lane use time restrictions. Once they hit typical floors with the fly forms, you are looking at an average of 7-8 days per floor plus more for the...

Yes, that is the plan. It's all owned by the same person. Preliminary massing plans are hopefully going to be completed by the end of the year. This is very early on so don't get too excited yet.

The 36 floor tower is slated to top out by March the latest...depending on winter conditions though.

Not much anyone could do since Mr. Flemming refused multiple offers to sell that property. It may happen eventually, but not anytime soon. Good news is that there are very preliminary discussions on a potential developer team getting together to put together a proposal for "L" shaped lot 368...