A developer that claimed it would not add towers to a beloved Toronto landmark has revealed plans to add three enormous skyscrapers to the very site it previously denied was in play. The plan calls for a trio of Hariri Pontarini Architects-designed towers with heights of 65, 75, and 96 storeys. "Toronto has waited nearly 100 years to see a completed vision for College Park come to life," said Daniel Fama, vice-president of development at GWLRA. Scott Weir, principal at heritage restoration specialist firm ERA Architects, says that "For its whole existence, College Park has never reached its full potential. Redevelopment is expected to coincide with the College Park site's centennial anniversary in 2030.