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the proportions of the grid on the white part remind me of 432 Park Ave in NYC. This one is looking sleek given my initial expectations

Overall, i think this project is a great win for the area. Excited to see the park come together.

Completely disagree. Montreal has public space that puts Toronto's to utter shame. I don't buy that it matters who the space was designed by, as long as the city is choosing to undertake the work. I can think of a number of well-executed squares and plazas off the top of my head: Prince...

The north tower is this project's saving grace.

As someone who works in the area and passes by this corner frequently, the heritage buildings are not in the best shape and the streetscape needs some TLC. I don't see how the composition of uses (entertainment or otherwise) has any bearing on the condition of the built environment. A refresh is...

The top and bottom is giving me Aura flashbacks... I know this is a higher end proposal that will largely depend on quality materials and will be in the details so i'm confident it will result in nice and polished final product. Looking forward to revitalizing this central yet run-down section...

It’s comical how dwarfed Theatre Park looks like it will be one day if these all come to fruition

the different-sized spandrel, the grey, the gray mullions... horrifying.

this could've been good in Theory, but reality proved otherwise...

this is offensive. It is upsetting that such a prominent location, beside a premier square, heritage district and future outdoor mall (the well) couldn't conjure more creativity and ambition. I would rather it remain an underutilized parking lot than to have this wasted potential materialized

Why are there different styles of benches... drives me crazy!

Good quality but it has the warmth of a mausoleum. Can't believe it's on prime waterfront.

yikes. This does not bode well at all. Everything G+C touches turns to garbage 🗑

this site would've been a great location for a streetscape vision akin to Harris Square further east. Though high quality, the design doesn't scream "place-making" to me but maybe those details have yet to start appearing

does this mean that the terroni's on price is relocating? would be a shame, it's such a neighbourhood staple

I typically love black cladding but something about this is really off. Terrible execution made worse by how out of place it is and how dark the ground level is. Compare this to Fleur Condos ...

If it weren't for First Canadian Place and Brookfield Place above, I wouldn't have recognized this was taken in Toronto, let alone which part of the City. Goes to show how much the skyline has changed in the past 10 years.

This is looking really good. The balcony treatment is the only element left to be seen and is probably the most important given the extent of its tower coverage

it only took 30 years to decide to switch colours / materials up!

Small inconsequential detail: I wish they had used the same high quality glazing for the precast podium section on the north corner... the window wall glass there really looks out of place. Can't imagine it would've cost that much more for only 3-4 stories on one side of the building