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Poor Elton John. You'd think 15M would buy you some curtain wall and frosted glass cubes...

Compared to American 5 over 1s this belongs in a museum. Probably still sucks to live there.

This is what more residences should look like.

What is it like living in those condos right beside the station construction?

Wow, that is ugly.

Correct. I think dropping multiple millions of dollars entitles one to have personal preferences.

Was a response to the above poster who seems to believe there aren't any toronto condos with curtainwall glazing.

I will never live in a condo that DOESN'T have curtain wall.

Well, glad I didn't buy pre-con here!

The rendering shows the entire building in curtain wall.

Really disappointed they cheaped out on the curtain wall.

I was watching an interesting video on "green" skyscrapers that made me skeptical about this project. I am sure there is no guarantee any of the green elements will make it into the final project

and a complimentary potted boxwood

Those glass cubes aren't happening, are they?

I think the copper and cream upper levels look great. Still holding out judgement on the base. Penthouses look like they will have high ceilings and sick views.

Criminal. Not even addressing these cell-like layouts, I lived in two Entertainment District condos with roughly two elevators per 300-400 units from 2015-2019 and I still have nightmares. Finally moved to a building that has one elevator per 8 units and I wouldn't trade it for a unit worth ten...

$6 lattes are unironically one of my favourite parts of living downtown. GotStyle is a pretty sold menswear store. Dog and Bowl has some pretty unique items for fancy pooches. I am still pretty optimistic about the future of the retail component at the Well.

One of the best additions is the health center and Life Labs blood diagnostic clinic. I went there for the first time last week and it's quite spiffy.

https://www.designlinesmagazine.com/the-well/ Not an unfair assessment in my opinion. But it's early days and retail is naturally in flux.