Stephen Drive 1.0

YES.

Ahh, finally some R$ building. Those poor bastards are a minority group around STEX. And such a beatifull piece of work. GREAT!

Great work and effort!

Its medium. i like.

What a dump. But still awsome, even if nobody that didn't have to live there would. 10

More and more and more medium density residental apartment except $$ rowhouse

Gloriously dystopian. Great detail too. Definitely a standout lot, glad to have found it!

This is just what i need!

the windows are a bit strange ---> 7

Windows are strange? How, specifically?

Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for such great work!

Ah finally. I was waiting for this. When would someone build something in my honor. I got Stephen's Church already. This is a great addition. Oh, apart from that it looks great as well.

very nice (not to live in though)

Finally a building from my old neighbourhood. All though alot of these buildings were from the 50s and 60s, and not the 70s. This building looks like one of the buildings along the northern end of stephen drive in etobicoke, near the turn onto riverwood parkway.

These buildings aren't as bad as they're made out to be here. Rent is pretty steep, there fairly close to downtown, on the humber river (and park), and within walking distance of a shopping plaza and near the QEW.

There are small houses about 1 km north of this building, and just beside these apartment buildings that sell for $ 500 000. This ain't no ghetto, look at jane and finch, weston road, or scarbourough, if you want a ghetto neighbourhood.

See: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=170+Stephen+Dr,+Etobicoke,+ON,+Canada&ll=43.638995,-79.487972&spn=0.014846,0.043259

The building in question is actually from a pair of buildings on RIVERWOOD parkway in etobicoke, one is 33 and one is 35. They don't actually look like this, but it's close enough.

The bottom is missing a front entrance, and there is a round driveway in front. There is also staircase windows running down either side. The back is one floor lower, and has garages on the bottom, as well as parking lots.

You can sort of see this in the forum. But it's not clear from an overhead shot. Good work though, I lived nearby for 13 years, and my friend and also a cousin lived in one of those buildings, so I know it well.

Very realistic.

Thanks for the info, enceladus!

I can't believe I haven't rated this yet. This is among the best, if not THE best R$ apartment block out there, so 10/10.

I love this. Great to see Toronto!

A 4X2 lot in low wealth, with as many as 20-25 units per floor based on the exterior look, with only 382 residents??!! As much as I like the design and the fact that I use to live in Toronto before and seeing how it can be identified with Scarborough or North York low wealth buildings, I cannot give it a 10/10 as much as I really want to!