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Building is partially open now.

Unintended axis

worthy to note, as i passed through yesterday, that more than half of the already open vendors have yet to have their framed, arched elevations built out and completed. so it looks a little unfinished down there. wondering how they will get through this construction and not affect operating vendors

bear in mind that the angles of the panels are going to alternate per floor, and the alternate angles are going to pick up different refractions of light on the metal. we're only seeing one level so far..

if you look up anything about danish terrace design philosophy, i think that voyeurism is exactly the point. helps foster community. something north american culture insular culture isnt really into. look up any residential building by BIG, 3XN, etc, they all do this

The simple fact that the balcony dividers are at a strong angle and opaque makes an enormous difference to how the building will be read.

its like the girls in the ad are laughing at how paradoxical this problem and resolution are

Some nice afternoon light Also the Lululemon is about to open

Im aware of this, if you look at my far earlier post. and it still will be a new tenant, as Boxcar will not go into the old Beatrice space, but rather in the food hall itself. so the lease is new, unless they worked out some swap deal.

i have a strong feeling the other T3 will pivot to be a rental residential building

looks like that intel noting Boxcar Social to replace the closure of Beatrice Society was correct.

this actually makes me very confused as to what they decided to paint and why. that brick painting scheme at the arch makes no logical sense to me, unless they are now in the process of stripping the red 'paint' or whatever it is

agreed, its too sterile both for neighbourhood context, but also too sterile to read as an inviting and placemaking LTC for the aging population. domesticity, both in massing and building character, but also more importantly in the program setup of beds, is paramount in LTC architecture. RE...

really going for that 2008 look huh,

Lo and behold, the fins have come off and the panels are three slightly different shades of grey. HERE WE GO!!

Can confirm, the store is great. Surprisingly big, incredible variety, often difficult to find goods are stocked, even a small espresso bar, gelato, fresh pastries, medicine. And the prices are not ridiculous In other news, it appears the window banners are starting to go up, at least on the...

man these people are going to milk this for as long as they can, its basically a game to them at this point, teasing us all

this is why canada cant have nice things

yea a Shoppers here to support canary, distillery, some of corktown, even some of the esplanade and east bayfront, would be fantastic. one of the only times i'll advocate for 'another Shoppers'. preferably one with a grocery component too

either it is two tones of red fins, or it's another mistake and they'll take the cladding all down again...