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Virtual Tour – 100 King Street West – Toronto


Great little sublease space at 100 King Street West – call or email for floor plans and rental rates – 416-992-9869

99 Atlantic Avenue – Downtown West Toronto

99 Atlantic - Commercial Real Estate

I was out on tour with Red Juice Media looking at some new office space this week (You can track down Julie here). We saw some very interesting space at 99 Atlantic Avenue, check out the pics and the video.

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Google’s Office in Chicago

I really hope to do this for Google Toronto.  Maybe if I send them this post they will let me come in and see their facilities at Yonge and Dundas.  A real estate agent can hope can’t he?

New U.S. Embassy in London

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The United States Department of State announced today that KieranTimberlake has won the design competition for the New London Embassy. In statements given at a press briefing today in London, U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Louis B. Susman, and Acting Director of the Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations, Adam Namm, remarked, “KieranTimberlake’s design meets the goal of creating a modern, welcoming, timeless, safe and energy efficient embassy for the 21st century. Their concept most fully satisfied the requirements outlined in the design competition’s mission statement. The concept holds the greatest potential for developing a truly iconic embassy and is on the leading edge of sustainable design.”

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View from Consular Plaza

Concept

• The concept for the New London Embassy is the result of KieranTimberlake’s efforts to resolve, in architectural terms, what an embassy aspires to be and what present realities dictate it must do.

• The expressive challenge is to give form to the core beliefs of our democracy – transparency, openness, and equality – and do so in a way that is both secure and welcoming. At the same time, the building must confront the environmental challenges all nations face with leading edge sustainable design.

• The team included OLIN as Landscape Architect; Arup for Sustainability, MEP/FP and Civil Engineering; Weidlinger Associates for Structural and Blast Engineering; Gensler for workplace design; Davis Langdon for Cost Consulting; and Sako & Associates for Technical Security.

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Great Downtown East Space at 550 Queen Street East

The office space is only 946 sf and available until August 31, 2011 – great rates and really cool space. Check out the pics and call if you want additional info – 416-992-9869.

Virtual Tour – 500 King Street West

56 The Esplanade – Great Sublease Space

56 the esplanade - sublease

I don’t often post individual office listings but this suite is great.  Brick and beam, two offices, a walk to Union Station, short term to July 2012.  This is the space that 80% of my clients look for.  Asking $4,600 per month.

Virtual Tour – 2645 Skymark Avenue

Rainbow Cinemas to the Rescue of Carlton Theatre

Carlton Cinema

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A few months ago came news that the Carlton Cinemas would close and on December 6th they did just that. But now comes word that the days of films screening near the corner of Yonge and Carlton is not a thing of the past. Last week, Magic Lantern Theatres, owner of the Rainbow Cinemas theatre chain, purchased the space and plan to refurbish and then re-open it this June.

Keep reading for more details in the just issued news release.

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CARLTON CINEMA TO RE-OPEN IN JUNE 2010

TORONTO, February 18, 2010: The Carlton Cinema, located in the hub of downtown Toronto, will be refurbished and re-opened in June 2010.

The 9-screen multiplex will operate under the banner of Magic Lantern Theatres, an Edmonton based Movie Exhibition Company, which also operates Rainbow Cinemas.

Magic Lantern Theatres has a proud history of providing communities with venues to enjoy thought-provoking art and independent movies from Canada and overseas, as well as Hollywood fare.

Plans are already underway to retrofit Carlton Cinema in a manner that will optimize its appeal to its regular and new patrons. Cinephiles will be able to enjoy a wide variety of art and alternative films, documentaries, special screenings and film festivals.

Details regarding admission prices and opening day celebrations are being developed and will be announced approximately two months prior to the re-opening of the Carlton Cinema.

Magic Lantern Theatres, a community-based Canadian company, was established in 1980. With the opening of the Carlton Cinema, the company will expanded its operations to 17 locations across Canada with a total of 87 screens.