The Real Problem With The Quayside Project Isn’t Privacy Concerns
byLong before a hole is dug or a is brick laid, Sidewalk Lab’s Port Lands future city proposal has become a big part of…
Hume with a View
Site Seeing With Hume: The E Condos Get Their Grade
byArchitects and building designers beware, renowned architecture critic and veteran journalist Christopher Hume is reviving his condo critiques, exclusively for TorontoStoreys.com. E Condos Developer: Bazis, Metropia,…
The Raptors And The NBA Are The Future Of Toronto And The GTA
byUntil the Toronto Raptors won the National Basketball Association championship last week, we Canadians really had little idea of who we really are. We…
Site Seeing With Hume: The Pace Condominium Gets Its Grade
byArchitects and building designers beware, renowned architecture critic and veteran journalist Christopher Hume is reviving his condo critiques, exclusively for TorontoStoreys.com. The Pace Developer:…
Bill 108 Will Bring Out The Development Industry’s Best — And Its Worst
byIf nothing else, Premier Doug Ford’s Bill 108 will separate the good guys from the bad. The so-called More Homes, More Choices Act, which…
Site Seeing With Hume: The Bartholomew Gets Its Grade
byArchitects and building designers beware, renowned architecture critic and veteran journalist Christopher Hume is reviving his condo critiques, exclusively for TorontoStoreys.com. The Bartholomew Developer: The Daniels Corporation Architect:…
Downtown Yonge Street Needs An Overhaul To Be A Main Street
byEvery few years, right on cue, the city decides it must do something about Yonge Street. It’s not hard to understand why. For much…
Site Seeing With Hume: Five Condos Gets Its Grade
byArchitects and building designers beware, renowned architecture critic and veteran journalist Christopher Hume is reviving his condo critiques, exclusively for TorontoStoreys.com. Five Developer: Graywood and MOD Developments Architect:…
Toronto Needs Missing Middle Housing Now More Than Ever
byTowers we’ve got in the hundreds. Low-rise abounds in every direction. What’s missing in Toronto is mid-rise buildings, those four- to 12-storey structures that…
Take Care Of Toronto And Toronto Will Take Care Of Business
byIf nothing else, the great Amazon HQ2 fiasco was a reminder to cities that they should be careful what they wish for. When the…