A 66-year-old building anchoring a busy downtown Toronto intersection is primed to be demolished to make way for an enormous condo tower stretching high into the city skyline. The redevelopment was first tabled in 2016, when Northam applied for zoning to allow a pair of 72-storey condo towers for the site. However, that proposal would mark just the first in a series of designs that would emerge for the site in the years to come. If approved as currently proposed, the tower would result in a huge influx of residents at the Yonge and Carlton intersection. A total of 1,014 condominium units are proposed, which would inject even more life into this already-bustling corner.