Old Meets New at 134 Peter St

Here's a quick update on Allied's 134 Peter St project (check out the cool panorama image). Two of the three delta frames have been installed, director of development Hugh Clark tells us, a key moment because the delta frames are the three supports for the office tower that will rise up in the new office lobby. "We have reached a point where we will now be building the new state-of-the-art office floors," Hugh says. Old meets new: the original building is the 100-year-old Weston Bakery biscuit factory. (At this point, if you find any biscuits, they're probably better served as building material than food.) The new tower will climb up over the next six months.

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