Stephen Avenue Place Revitalization | 155m | 40s | Slate

[GoVertical]

So glad to see them replacing the facade on the front. Can't wait to see those stairs by Tim Hortons fixed, if not replaced!

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[Mountain Man]

Tried to get into the Core through this area mall today and they have the escalators and all that ripped out, didn't expect the renos to be this extensive in the mall portion!

 

[Just build it]

 

[The Familia]

Sweet! Too bad the tower is not getting a facelift. That thing is ugly.

 

[CT (Chinese_T)]

Sweet! Too bad the tower is not getting a facelift. That thing is ugly.

Beautiful* =P

 

[Operater]

Hi All.
I Don't get DT Much Due to Walking Disabilities and Medical Issues,
so this Steven Avenue Place is New to Me Really. True its the Old
Scotia Centre as I Knew It. Question is Whats in the Place of the
Bank? Who is the Company that Owns the Complex Now?I Saw A Web
Site Called Steven Ave Place. Com. so I want to Look at it Later. Take it
a lot is Happening in the DT Core. Hope Its Not Imposing to Get a
Refresher as to Whats Happening DT. Tnx.

 

[JonnyCanuck]

Slate Management is behind the transformation. I assume it is an asset they own. The space where Scotiabank was is earmarked for a restaurant. Nothing has been announced yet. Will probably be a big name chain needed to occupy that space and draw people.

 

[AJX]

A chain wouldn't be surprising, but who would it be? The Keg, Earl's, Original Joes, Jamieson Group and Cactus Club all have nearby outlets. Maybe a Joey Tomatoes?

 

[Rollerstud98]

A chain wouldn't be surprising, but who would it be? The Keg, Earl's, Original Joes, Jamieson Group and Cactus Club all have nearby outlets. Maybe a Joey Tomatoes?

I guess that would be Joey Urban? Joey Stephen Ave more likely.

 

[outoftheice]

From the project website:

"Slate, with its partners Oliver & Bonacini and Concorde Group, are creating three singular dining concepts at Stephen Avenue Place: a panoramic 40th floor world-class restaurant, a 2nd floor chef-driven, market-style Food Hall and a stylish and animated ground floor restaurant, patio and bar."

Oliver & Bonacini is the same group that did that restaurant on the ground floor of The Bay so I'm guessing it will be a unique one-off concept and not any chain.

 

[Surrealplaces]

From the project website:

"Slate, with its partners Oliver & Bonacini and Concorde Group, are creating three singular dining concepts at Stephen Avenue Place: a panoramic 40th floor world-class restaurant, a 2nd floor chef-driven, market-style Food Hall and a stylish and animated ground floor restaurant, patio and bar."

Oliver & Bonacini is the same group that did that restaurant on the ground floor of The Bay so I'm guessing it will be a unique one-off concept and not any chain.

A resto on the 40th floor...should be some excellent views from up there. Interestingly enough that's now the third high-rise restaurant recently proposed. The Dorian is going to have one on the 26th floor, and there is one proposed for 1520

 

[October]

There's now a cafe on the 21st floor of The Edison now too isn't there?

 

[maestro]

I can see some floors converted to hotel use in the future.

 

[potatopizzafan]

Glazing going up