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No need to go that far away, there's a prime example of "un-conservative" design in Mississauga.

Then it would not be Toronto.

They look more like red to me :p Btw, at first I was skeptical about the cladding on this one, but I got to say it's turning better than expected, plus the sprandel doesn't look too cheap. The combination of dark brown brick+red accents makes a nice contrast with the upper portion.

What nauseating hyperbole.

Oh, I thought the townhouses were facing St Mary's St. and the units along Bay St. were retail.

Yup, and let's not forget those who use the "ghetto" word ;)

I guess it's incomplete because contractors are still working on it. Next time look up on google and try to get a grasp about what the "3rd world" definition really means. This is what an incomplete building from a 3d world country looks like (it's also a vertical slum, though). source

I don't like the solution for the top of the shorter tower, it seems to me a pretty cheap way to terminate a building. Also, I'm a sucker for bricks buildings but thOse balconies look unrelated with the rest of the external finishes, the combination of "sprandel/glass + few bricks" is a...

I don't think you're in the minority at all, many users have already show their appreciation for this project.

Now that everyone has expressed his own political view, can we go back on topic?

The One is not Toronto's first supertall. If you find this mediocre, well... My head hurts.

^ I'm lost in Boston streetview right now, thanks to you. :p

I see you still need to improve your debating skills. Still not a reply from you that has made sense so far. Please explain me why my opinions are wrong, chief.

Nice argumentation. Do you at least get payed from aA for your PR work?

^ Doesn't take away the fact that aA is populating downtown with copy-pasta developments. Murano, Burano, Casa, Casa 2, Casa 3, U Condos, 1Thousand Bay, Peter St Condos, 501 Condos, Karma... I personally don't have any issue with aA, they are good for small-medium sized projects, I just found...

aA can actually design a building that is not a variant of the same formula? Shocker.

^ What about the tower portion?

I hear ya... we really needed Casa 4, Casa 5 and Casa 6 in Humber View.

HURR HERP DERP HURRR Yeah, "suburban ghetto", but probably you can't afford the smallest unit there. Keep on trollin' UD

Isn't the developer who choose the materials?