Right now we’re finishing up the 10th floor and starting on the 11th floor slab. We’re also putting the finishing touches on the underground parking garage and working on the ventilation systems in the units.
This is the second of our blog-talks with Art Condos developer, Gary Silverberg. We spoke with Gary a few days ago–in the construction trailer across the street from the quickly rising Art Condos building.
Here’s a charming example of revitalization. For her sprightly reimagining of classic Herman Miller seating designs from the 1970s (by Don Chadwick), Toronto-based designer Julie Jenkinson has reupholstered the chairs in her crisp Animaze fabric, silkscreening her drawings onto 100%…
Great French food is not all that easy to find—nor is it easy to find a warm, comfortable, persuasively French provincial bistro that can provide it. Our answer is the snug little Lafayette Bistro in the Queen West village area,…
Arthur Condo dropped by the Art Condos site again last week. He seemed quite excited.
We asked him why. “Balconies!” he said, sounding as pleased as a kid at Christmas.
“My building has balconies!!”
“I wish they’d leave the orange stuff there,” thought Arthur, as he made yet another photograph of the rising Art Condos building. “Makes the place look gift-wrapped!”
We dropped in recently, on impulse, to see Peter Demarco of Demarci-Perpich on Queen West and were immediately engulfed by flowers of the most opulent sort–tulips and roses. At Demarco-Perpich, it was already both spring and high summer. First we encountered…
The eucalyptus, a member of the myrtle family, is a gift to busy condo dwellers because a) it looks great, given its severe architectural growth pattern and b) because it doesn’t need any care. We bought this solitary frond at…
Consider the seventh floor poured!
Arthur Condo seems to be getting a bit impatient about moving into his new Art Condos digs. Today he wandered by the site to tell us that when the time came to move in, he wanted the condo with the red…