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119 Church Street Condos

Introducing 119 Church Street Condos: Your Dream Urban Haven

Welcome to the future of urban living! 119 Church Street Condos, brought to you by CentreCourt Developments Inc., is a stunning new condo development situated at the intersection of Queen Street East and Church Street in the heart of Toronto. This proposed pre-construction gem is set to soar approximately 60 stories high, offering not only luxurious living spaces but also an enticing array of retail options. With around 701 thoughtfully designed units, this development promises to redefine your urban lifestyle.

Location, Location, Location

Nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown Toronto, 119 Church Street Condos boasts an unbeatable location that puts the city at your doorstep. Whether you're a foodie, culture enthusiast, or a sports fanatic, this address offers you easy access to a cornucopia of attractions and amenities that will make your life here truly exceptional.

Just a stone's throw away, you'll find iconic Toronto landmarks such as the Old City Hall, Ripley's Aquarium, the CN Tower, and the Scotiabank Arena. Imagine having these world-class destinations practically in your backyard, ready to explore whenever the mood strikes.

For those who crave the buzz of city life, the vibrant Nathan Phillips Square and the ever-lively Yonge-Dundas Square are within walking distance. Plus, if you're a nature lover, the serene Queen's Park and the captivating Royal Ontario Museum are just around the corner.

Seamless Transit Connectivity

One of the standout features of 119 Church Street Condos is its excellent transit accessibility. Queen Station is practically at your doorstep, ensuring you can zip around the city with ease. If you're looking to explore beyond the immediate vicinity, Union Station is just a short 14-15 minute commute away.

Toronto's renowned TTC tram stops are also conveniently located within minutes of your future home, making daily commutes a breeze. Say goodbye to the stress of rush hour traffic, and say hello to the convenience of urban living.

Retail Therapy and More

Shopping enthusiasts will be thrilled to know that 119 Church Street Condos places you within arm's reach of an array of shopping options. From charming streetside boutiques to sprawling malls, your shopping cravings are about to be satisfied.

The iconic Toronto Eaton Centre, with its wide selection of restaurants, services, and retailers, is a mere 5-7 minute walk away. Whether you're seeking the latest fashion trends, tech gadgets, or simply a delightful meal, this shopping mecca has you covered.

Academic Excellence

For students and academics, this location is a dream come true. Some of Toronto's top post-secondary institutions, including George Brown College, OCAD University, the University of Toronto, and Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson University), are all within easy reach. No more long, grueling commutes to campus - your education journey just got a whole lot more convenient.

Recreation and Green Spaces

But urban living isn't just about work and play; it's also about finding tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. Thankfully, 119 Church Street Condos is surrounded by an abundance of green spaces, parks, and recreational areas where you can relax and unwind.

Picture yourself taking leisurely strolls in the lush Moss Park or enjoying a sunny day at Queen's Park. Dive into the cool waters of the David Pecaut Square or Alexandra Park Outdoor Pool during the summer months. Explore the urban oasis of Roundhouse Park or bask in the sun at Sugar Beach. And if you're feeling particularly adventurous, the Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre and Allan Gardens await your discovery.

Corktown Common, a local favorite, is also just a short trip away. This beautiful park offers picturesque views of the city skyline, walking trails, and serene ponds - the perfect setting for a peaceful afternoon escape.

Conclusion

In conclusion, 119 Church Street Condos by CentreCourt Developments Inc. is not just another condo development; it's an opportunity to embrace the best of urban living in the heart of Toronto. With its prime location, seamless transit access, shopping convenience, educational institutions, and abundant recreational spaces, this development promises a lifestyle that's both exciting and balanced.

So, whether you're a young professional, a family, or an investor looking for the next big thing, 119 Church Street Condos is your ticket to an enriched urban experience. Don't miss out on this chance to be a part of Toronto's ever-evolving skyline. Secure your spot today and prepare to embark on a new chapter in the heart of the city you love.

At 119 Church Street Condos, your dream urban haven is just around the corner. Welcome home!

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Merry Christmas everyone! Wishing everyone to have a very meaningful Christmas with family. 📍Toronto, Canada (at David Pecaut Square) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmjTaY0Oyb0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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David Pecaut Square, Toronto (No. 2)

The public space features Canadian sculptor Bernie Miller's The Poet, The Fever Hospital, a 1992 piece made up of galvanized steel, bronze, granite, and marble. The sculpture incorporates a fountain and reflecting pool. The title refers to the poet Isabella Valancy Crawford, who stayed for a brief time in a house that was demolished for the construction of Metro Hall at the southeast corner of King and John Streets. The fever hospital refers to one of Toronto's first hospitals, which stood at the northeast corner of King and John Streets from 1829 to 1856. Sheltered by a large granite wall, four bronze boxes evoking television monitors stacked nearly 5 metres high form a fountain. The water flows into a marble basin and into the reflecting pool. The boxes are framed with a semi-circular steel beam, perforated with small holes and mounted at a gentle tilt. The reflecting pool also has an eternal flame fueled by natural gas, unveiled in 1996. The Eternal Flame of Hope is inspired by the perseverance of disabled people, and burns as a reminder that society must be all-inclusive 

Also located at the southwestern part of the square is Jaan Poldaas' Surface Design for Tampered Windscreens (1992), a sculpture composed of tempered glass screens which functions as a windbreak. The screens are etched with vertical and horizontal lines to create different relationships, and are arranged so that people can walk between them. Cynthia Short's Remembered Sustenance (1992) is piece composed of 19 small and generic bronze animals on the grass just off the sidewalk on Wellington Street West. Half the animals appear to be headed for a bronze feeding dish while the other half seem to be walking away. 

Pecaut Square also has a lawn and trees along its outer edges. The public space allows for unique views of Metro Hall, Roy Thomson Hall and the Royal Alexandra Theatre. It is frequently used for free concerts, film screenings, and other events; for the state funeral of Jack Layton on August 27, 2011, the square was used to accommodate a screening for overflow crowds not able to be seated inside Roy Thomson Hall. 

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“Made It Snow, Made It Snow, Made It Snow” Throwback to making it snow in May for Sorel boots.

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Toronto—David Pecaut Square

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This was easier to find than the last one I did, since David Pecaut Square is very distinctive! Nandor here is standing in front of an entrance to the PATH (Toronto’s underground shopping labyrinth, which honestly feels like a place vampires would love).

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Tower-ing Fiction #10: The Seven/Vought Tower, The Boys (2019)

by Shawn Gilmore

Amazon’s recent series The Boys (2019), an adaptation of a comic-book series of the same name, concerns a twisted version of DC’s Justice League, called The Seven, who are opposed by “the Boys,” a set of humans out to expose them for the evil deeds. The comic-book series was a pastiche of series like Alan Moore’s Marvelman and Watchmen, but relied on gore, sexual violence, and shocking depravity to keep readers’ attention—the girlfriend of the main protagonist, Hughie, is not just fridged in the first issue, but exploded by a speedster passing through her body; a spinoff series is literally called Herogasm…

The comics and their streaming adaptation also rely on establishing a visual iconography, setting up The Seven and their world, with their exploits mostly located in and around New York City.

The New York City setting, including the effects of The Seven—ruined bridges and buildings, still-stand World Trade Center towers—appears regularly in the comics:

Just as contemporary New York City appears in the show:

The comics establish that The Seven use a low-orbit satellite as their base (and for surveillance)

However, in the show, The Seven work from the Vought International tower, situated among the other skyscrapers of New York City:

Specifically, the tower, with its rounded façade, and stylized “7” design, seems to have its base on 5th Avenue, in the block bounded by 40th and 41st Streets (or the next block north), putting it adjacent to the New York Public Libary and Bryant Park, as well as a couple of blocks from Grand Central Terminal.

The Seven (Vought) Tower is present in nearly every episode of the series, often in establishing skyline shots:

But, interestingly, the base of The Seven Tower is a flared glass conic section, seemingly set among a variety of buildings, some obviously not drawn from the New York inventory of towers.

The base of the tower uses Toronto’s Roy Thomson Hall, an iconic Toronto landmark and concert hall, home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, itself situated next to a park, David Pecaut Square.

As much of The Boys was shot in and around Toronto, this isn’t particularly surprising, especially as Roy Thomson Hall has previously appeared in films such as X-Men (dir. Bryan Singer, 2000) and the remake version of Total Recall (dir. Len Wiseman, 2012), but it is interesting to see the “X” structure of the base replicated up The Seven Tower, becoming the base of the “7” and establishing a lattice over the building’s windows that we frequently see inside the tower.

This window structure unifies the real-world location (Roy Thomson Hall) with the digial skyscraper exterior, and physical set used for The Seven’s meeting/planning room, which overlooks the city:

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Recap of Sweetery Toronto 2017

Recap of Sweetery Toronto 2017. @sweeterytoronto #foodblogging #foodfestivals #torontosweets

Sweetery Toronto 2017is the third year that this “all things sweet” food festival was hosted in Toronto.  I still remember the first inaugural year that I went when I had a really enjoyable time being led by Vivien to taste nearly all of the vendors at the food festival.  Last year’s event was self-guided and not as fun since it didn’t seem like many of the vendors were receptive to the media…

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The Expanse #211 “Here There Be Dragons”

Holden, Naomi, and Amos search Ganymede with Prax for signs of his daughter Mei while Alex tries to find a way through the Martian no-fly zone and Bobbie searches for clues on what killed her team.

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Fashion Week flashback! @stephancaras @tfw @pingotv @missworldtv @fashionweek #fashion #fashionweek #mercedesfashionweek #model #yyz #pingotv #wemeimedia #runway #style #pfw #toronto #fashionblogger #fashionista #instafashion #canadafashion #fashionshow #vogue #designer #photography #models #love #fashiondesigner #fashionmodel #fashionphotography #runwaymodel #beauty #highfashion (at Festival Hub at David Pecaut Square) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch_An6hrSOJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The Top 10 Events in August in Toronto

August may signify summer season pertaining to an end for some individuals, however it's still a great time to take pleasure in many enjoyable points to do in Toronto. This month in particular takes place to be jam-packed with festivities and locations to drink and eat. Whether you enjoy food festivals, music, cultural events, or night markets, Ontario's rural resources has all of it in August.

Note: A number of these events have been changed or terminated in 2020. Inspect information listed below as well as event sites to learn more.

01 of 10 Waterfront Night Market

This event has actually been delayed for 2020.

Make your way to among Toronto's biggest evening markets for home entertainment and also Oriental road food at the yearly Waterside Evening Market. The popular three-night summer season occasion happens at Ontario Place, West Island. You can expect more than 120 vendors offering all sort of pan-Asian road snacks, along with music, live entertainment, as well as social events.

02 of 10 Taste of the Danforth

This occasion has actually been terminated for 2020.

Preference of the Danforth, among Canada's biggest road festivals, brings in more than 1.5 million site visitors every year in honor of the Danforth district's Greek heritage. There is usually tons of food-- Greek, certainly, yet the vendors will certainly likewise represent the culinary diversity of the location, so your taste will certainly remain in for a reward. In addition to filling up on scrumptious food from street-side vendors, try to find lots of online family-friendly entertainment, a sports zone, lots of cost-free activities, and also an area just for youngsters.

03 of 10 Toronto Food Vehicle Event

Image courtesy of Toronto Food Vehicle Event This occasion has been delayed for 2020.

There's something about buying products from a food vehicle that seems to make eating more enjoyable, specifically in the summer. People of all ages can have their pick from a few of the very best mobile dining establishments in the city in August at the Toronto Food Truck Celebration. Greater than 50 food trucks converge on Woodbine Park for 4 days. Bring your hunger and also treat on every little thing from hamburgers and also poutine to dumplings, arepas, barbequed cheese, and also much more.

04 of 10 Poise JerkFest

If you like things spicy, include Poise JerkFest to your listing of points to do in Toronto, which will certainly be held essentially on August 8 and also 9 in 2020. For this year, you can pre-order your food and select it up at the curb of details services or get it supplied to your home. A host of suppliers will certainly supply their take on jerk specials, normally including vegan fare. You can additionally anticipate headlining acts, local performers, and also cooking demonstrations. For even more information on the schedule as well as neighborhood performers, see the event internet site or Facebook page.

05 of 10 Toronto Cider Event

This occasion has actually been terminated for 2020.

Those ages 19 and up can commemorate completion of summer by drinking on over 100 type of cider made from the most effective apple expanding areas in Canada and around the globe. The Toronto Cider Festival happens over 2 days at Sherbourne Common.

Your ticket commonly obtains you a celebratory cup and 4 sample tokens to begin the day of cider tasting. There will certainly additionally be online entertainment, a waterfront video game zone, a photo exhibition, an outdoor fire pit, and food vehicles if you obtain starving.

06 of 10 Vegandale Food and also Consume Event

Vegandale, a Toronto city block loaded with vegan items and also foods, is additionally the name of a consuming and also drinking experience devoid of pet products. The event is occurring at Historic Ft York and also Garrison Common on August 8, 2020. Expect every little thing from hamburgers to beverages to pleasant treats. The all-ages celebration also features live music by a DJ, games and free gifts, as well as a bar with alcohol for those 19 as well as above.

07 of 10 TAIWANfest

From August 28-30, 2020, TAIWANfest will present "The Survived," an online platform for one of the biggest Mandarin/English cultural occasions in Canada. In partnership with the Harbourfront Centre, the event will certainly celebrate the food, arts, and also society of Taiwan. The cost-free three-day event changes online for 2020, with highlights such as The Island and also Maple Fallen leave live-streamed symphony concert, art exhibitions, artist talks, food demos, as well as extra.

08 of 10 Sweetery

Any person with a severe sweet tooth will certainly intend to look into Sweetery, Toronto's only food festival to focus exclusively on treat and sweet deals with. The two-day event happening in David Pecaut Square includes bakeshops, patisseries, dessert and cake shops, and other organisations from throughout Toronto showcasing their finest confections. Visitors additionally delight in music performances by local musicians.

09 of 10 FAN EXPO Canada

This event has actually been postponed until August of 2021, yet a restricted version gathering will certainly take place in November of 2020.

FOLLOWER EXPO Canada: LIMITED VERSION, the largest comics, sci-fi, scary, anime, and gaming occasion in Canada, will happen from November 6-8, 2020, at the City Toronto Convention Centre. This gathering will be restricted to 25,000 tickets. Guests will certainly delight in exhibitors, family-friendly events as well as destinations, and world-famous celebs.

10 of 10 Canadian National Event

A sure sign of summertime involving an end is the start of the Canadian National Exhibit in late August and also very early September. Get your yearly solution of flights, examination your luck playing circus games, see some real-time music, or see the food structure to fill out on deep-fried goodies of all kinds. There's something at the CNE for every age as well as rate of interest level. Beer fans will certainly wish to take a look at Craft Beer Fest happening in tandem with Food Truck Frenzy. The CNE also holds the Indoor Lantern Celebration, believed to be one of the world's largest.

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David Pecaut Square, Toronto

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#ThatTimeInHipsterville #architecture #castle #window #blue #pattern (at David Pecaut Square) https://www.instagram.com/p/5uTPDTogTP/?igshid=b682ekpvnw6g

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THATS FUCKING DAVID PECAUT SQUARE???

Yall i Live in Toronto you know how trippy it is to see places you go to cause a ruckus with ya homies suddenly is on your tv and ya mum is pointing out all the smaller locations they used like “hey the alleyway is on barton st! I used to live there haha :)”

Im gonna have a stroke

The difference between Metropolis and Gotham is sending me