The construction of MOD, Graywood, and Five St. Joseph Developments' FIVE Condos has added hundreds of new homes to the intersection of Yonge and St. Joseph, while restoring and incorporating several historic commercial properties. Back on December 10, 2005, the project was still a few years away from starting, and the block of historic storefronts on Yonge Street were showing signs of age.
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View facing west on Dundonald towards the FIVE Condos site, December 10, 2005, image by Edward Skira
Fast forward to today, and the 48-storey, Hariri Pontarini Architects-designed condominium development, still months from completion, has already made an impressive mark on Yonge Street with the juxtaposition of its modern and restored historic components.
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View facing west on Dundonald towards the FIVE Condos site, September 9, 2015, image by Marcus Mitanis
Another angle shows how this major condominium development is impacting the surrounding cityscape, this one captured from the south side of Wellesley Street, immediately east of Yonge.
December 10, 2005
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View towards the FIVE site from the south side of Wellesley, just east of Yonge, December 10, 2005, image by Edward Skira
September 9, 2015
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View towards the FIVE site from the south side of Wellesley, just east of Yonge, September 9, 2015, image by Marcus Mitanis
We will return next week with another look at the changing face of Toronto!
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