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I think its this one. http://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/401-415-king-west-condos

I see they've started using spacers for brick panels. :) Appreciate the pics everyone!

Its almost like a joke - like someone was trying to make it look terrible. A dogs breakfast.

That cladding on the left looks far better than the stuff they have been using. Im not holding my breath, but lets hope they have come to their senses.

I think thats where the elevator used to be.

Just came across this article http://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2017/05/massive-european-style-food-hall-coming-downtown-toronto/ One of their sources is Urban Toronto, so it's unlikely there is any new info. Interesting nonetheless.

While they're at it, they should get rid of the whole lower ring. That could actually be an improvement.

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The old one has to eventually come down somehow, what do you suggest?

I think it looks fantastic. The bronze colour seems to match the brick on the Bay building pretty well. It reminds me of the sandworms from Beetlejuice.

You'd think they would use spacers as a guide while installing to at least make sure they are straight.

^ Are those Selby panels?!?

Its pretty amazing how much this building benefits from a little sunlight. For comparison:

Kinda neat, reminds me of stained glass.

Maybe they intend to fill in the expansion gaps with some kind of caulking/mortar to finish it off.

The roof was supposed to be slanted originally, but it was changed to flat, and they never revised the rendering.

Appreciate the updates! This is another project on which Im interested in seeing the cladding.

Id say that's very promising.

Well, zero supertall proposals means zero chance of any being built. Proposals are good.