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Boutique Condos (Phase II) | Complete | 35 st | 109 m | Entertainment District
The boutique condo is located on the southwest corner of Simcoe and Nelson Sts. The 15 storey phase one (95% sold) site is being excavated, it is almost one floor below street level. The second phase (97% sold) 19 storey building is not being built yet but there is a sign on site:
"An application to amend the zoning by-law to permit the construction of a 35 storey condo..." This is a render of phase one and the second phase tower is to the left in grey (similar in design only higher by four floors): Quote:
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
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It's kinda ugly. lol.
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The 35s proposal was rejected by the city.
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Here are a couple photos I took on Tuesday (3 July 2007)
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And from the south-west corner, taken from a little alleyway off Duncan Street:
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Just across the street their neighbour Shangri-La will be 65 storeys so I can see why they asked for a height increase.
Thank you for the great photos taken during your visit to Toronto, especially of the smaller projects that do not get a lot of attention but are still important. The photos are appreciated. Last edited by current; July 7th, 2007 at 05:38 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Toronto
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The city shouldn't blindly approve every building, and this one is quite ugly, perhaps its best it stays low. If it had a better design, maybe it would have stood a better chance.
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here's the new rendering, compliments of JanneClaude over at UT...
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Toronto
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You were a busy lad getting all those updates, Ziggy. Thanks!
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boutique increased from 19 to 35 storeys
It looks like the city approved the height increase because in the latest Condo Guide magazine (Oct 15) on page 52 there is an ad with a render of a 35 storey tower. They are selling a new release of suites, floors 19 to 35 from $259,900 to over $1M. I was surprised because I thought the height increase was rejected by the city.
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WOW! That is some jump... the market must still be on fire....
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Join Date: May 2006
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I would take that. I actually don't find it ugly at all.
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From the latest Condo Guide:
Fifteen new floors now available at boutique The Delano in Miami, the Mercer in New York, the Montalembert in Paris – what sets these properties apart? Each is a boutique hotel of singular style and character, where you are embraced by unparalleled service, unique style and an ambiance making each a one-of-a-kind experience. This is the inspiration behind boutique, a new genre of condominium living inspired by the world’s coolest hotels. Located where the entertainment, theatre and financial districts meet, boutique offers homebuyers a life where they can indulge themselves fully both on the town and at home. Now, following outstanding demand, boutique will be an even more prestigious landmark building as its second phase expands to 35 storeys. These additional 15 floors will be home to 130 suites, each with spectacular floor plans, great views and sensational ceiling heights. Ranging in size from 477 to 1,646 sq. ft., these chic residences are priced from $259,900 through $1 million. All boutique residents will enjoy access to the spectacular rooftop club at boutique’s first phase, now under construction. The boutique Penthouse Collection boutique offers a contemporary loft experience with panoramic windows, barn-style rolling doors and an open-concept living area. One of the most stunning aspects of these penthouse lofts is their approximately 18-ft. windows offering commanding views. Of course, homebuyers can customize their suites to meet their personal taste, with a wide choice of top-quality finishes, including pre-finished hardwood floors. In the kitchen, select from contemporary cabinetry with granite counters, a ceramic tile backsplash and ceramic or porcelain tile on the floors. The bathrooms provide a luxurious spa-style retreat with custom vanity mirrors, marble counters and contemporary vanity cabinetry. Spacious closets are found in every suite, as is the convenient in-suite laundry. Historically inspired, fashioned for tomorrow Situated on Simcoe Street, one block west of University Avenue, between King Street and Queen Street, boutique’s seven-storey brick podium traces the history of the surrounding industrial warehouse district and evolves into a sleek glass tower soaring above street level. This an ultra-modern loft building is designed by ZAS Architects and features interior design by internationally renowned Cecconi Simone. Coming home to boutique is like checking in to one of the world’s most exclusive boutique hotels. boutique hotel-style amenities and services The boutique lifestyle is found in the abundant amenities that are synonymous with the boutique hotel experience including: a fully equipped fitness centre with a cardio theatre, weight-training room and yoga studio, a counter-current pool and his and her’s change rooms with steam rooms along with a bistro and spa. But the ultimate in design chic is boutique’s stunning rooftop Skyline Lounge, Billiard Bar and Sunset Patios. Rounding out these features is the fact that at boutique, all your needs will be met with the help of the boutique Executive Concierge Services. Whether you’re looking for a housekeeping service, a handyman, clothing alterations, a catered dinner party, or a trip outside the city, the executive concierge will make it happen. At the nexus of the city... overlooking everything boutique is just steps to two subway stops and the underground PATH. Roy Thompson Hall and the Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales theatres are all within walking distance. The Paramount movie theatre and the clubs and restaurants of Queen, Adelaide, Richmond and King Streets are also close by, as is the great shopping of both Queen Street the Eaton Centre. Check-in at boutique The boutique presentation centre and model suite are located at 126 Simcoe St., one block west of University Avenue between Richmond and Adelaide Streets. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from noon to 6 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday and holidays from noon to 5 pm (closed Fridays). For more information please call 416-362-2227, e-mail info@boutiquecondos.ca or visit www.boutiquecondos.ca. The boutique team boutique is being developed by the Urban Capital Property Group in partnership with West Development Group, Malibu Investments Inc. and ALIT Developments Inc. Toronto-based Urban Capital is one of Canada’s most innovative development companies, with numerous intimate-scale residential buildings that push the envelope in terms of design, use of materials, and attitude to condominium living. West Development Group is a cutting-edge group comprised of professionals from every sector of development, design and construction, renowned for its novel, innovative and contemporary approach to development and design. Malibu Investments Inc. is a large international development and general contracting company with worldwide experience in residential construction. ALIT Developments is an international commercial and residential real estate company with investments in a number of Toronto condominium projects. The design team behind boutique is ZAS Architects and Cecconi Simone Interior Designers. Both are Toronto-based, award-winning design firms with international reputations for excellence in design. http://www.newhomesandcondos.com/mod...ATE=10/29/2007 |
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Does anyone know when they will be breaking ground on Phase 2?
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which building is the one that is excavated? The 15 or 35 story one?
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15 storey
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