The James am Scriverer Square is now in 23 Storeys and is now driving over Torontos Summerhill. On the east side of the Yonge Street directly opposite the flagship Summerhill Lcbo on the 5 Scriverer Square, the rental development designed by Cobe Architects is a cooperation between Tricon Residential and Diamond Corp, with Graziani + Corazza Architects as architect of Record.
View to the southeast to James on Scriverer Square, designed by Cobe Architects and Graziani + Corazza Architects for Tricon Residential and Diamond Corp
Urbantoronto recently delivered an update in September 2024 when the tower increased and disguised and glazed.
If you look at the southeast in early December 2024, the lower podium values on the right side are wrapped into white tarpaulin, including the continuing bricklayers. A yellow teleutis is stationed at the front, while a concrete bucket is waiting for use. White concrete cladding was installed on the first nine floors. The scaffold in the break on the left offers access to external work.
White planning and scaffolding along the northern height of the podium, picture of Urbantoronto Forum employee Artemperederii
The building is located south of the historic bell tower of the North Toronto train station, in which the Summerhill LCBO is now housed. With a view to the south along the Yonge Street at the end of December 2024, the work on the Mechanical Penthouse takes place. The lower mechanical section was formed, with a concrete boom pump on the 21st floor west of the tower crane, where the west height steps back to the mechanical penthouse. The design sheep is attached to the east height, with the blue cladding on the upper floors.
View south from the Yonge Street to the tower crane and concrete boom pump, while the construction of the mechanical section of Urbantoronto Forum Lachlan Holmes continues
In January 2025 the tarpaulins were removed and the northwestern corner of the podium revealed its finished handmade brick iron, which has a deeply stabilized layer detail on the left of any inserted window. The glazing is segmented by aluminum posts, while Metall -Louvres completes it.
Hand position brick masonry and curtain wall glazing on the northwestern corner of the podium
In the western increase, the prefabricated cladding reaches as high as the tenth floor and continues to rise. Under the cantilever, the middle section in white weather safety is circulated to the sixth floor. Lazing and spandrel panels cover the upper podium level to the left.
Closes and glazing installation progress in the west height, image of Urbantoronto Forum participating rascacielo
This month, the white tarpaulin now includes the lower levels in the east for the further hand list of bricks in this area. The glazing is installed to the sixth floor, together with parts of the seventh floor in the middle. Prefabricated cladding continues: The upper levels are included in a shadow box system with aluminum frame and Juliette -Glas guide.
TARP coverage of the lower levels of the northern height as an application system progress, image of Urbantoronto Forum participating rascacielo
The James am Scriverer Square is 88.21 m and delivers 127 luxury rental units after completion.
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