condovo
Senior Member
^^^ Silly. Forcing a development of this size to go around a small, mediocre building like Harry Rosen is just silly. The cantilever is silly. Hopefully, the developer will get Harry Rosen out of the way.
Toronto 80 Bloor Street West | 263.4m | 78s | Krugarand | Arcadis
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kweku
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If this turn out anything like this rendering, then for sure, It will be the best building in Canada when built.
ptbotrmpfn
Senior Member
Wow just seen this updated version, fantastic design. Be interesting to see more as this goes. Far better then the last design by a mile
ProjectEnd
Superstar
Like that it will never be built?
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Blixtein
Active Member
Now we're talking.
mdriver
New Member
I Agree, finally some beautiful, elegant, refined lines that say...wow look at me in the night!
Lenser
Senior Member
I am mystified that people are raving about this. That bottom third looks so awkward.
mr24
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cd concept
Senior Member
What a gorgeous looking building and it's not blue green either! And I believe this building definitely belongs along the waterfront!
ushahid
Senior Member
what is Fior ? name of the builidng?
kweku
Active Member
Sorry Bro, the waterfront is almost built out with some of the most ugliest bland slabs in the city
alklay
Senior Member
I am pleasantly surprised at how great this design is. And I will be even more surprised once it gets built. 
Makes The One look kinda 1985.
(not saying that it won't get built. But I have seen lesser designs in this city get watered down or cancelled. This will not be cheap to build...and thus sell. Here's hoping that all goes well.)
Makes The One look kinda 1985.(not saying that it won't get built. But I have seen lesser designs in this city get watered down or cancelled. This will not be cheap to build...and thus sell. Here's hoping that all goes well.)
NeilV
Active Member
It looks too good to be true, so it probably is.
Koops65
Senior Member
A flyover and zoom-in:
Vanalla
Active Member
Marketing teams will often render mock brand names of the retailers they expect to lease a space, mimicking what the actual streetscape will be. Considering this is Mink Mile, that's likely a play on 'Dior'.
IMO certainly better than seeing 'COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE' emblazoned across the podium in renderings, however much that much enthusiasm reflects my own for coffee.
I'd bet the entrances for this one will be off to the side on Bellair or Critchley.