Toronto Axiom Condos | 74.98m | 21s | Greenpark | Kirkor Architects

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Glass going up.

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Wow at the shadowing on those southern units in the neighbouring building. Completely blacked out. This stretch deserved better designed buildings.
 
Wow at the shadowing on those southern units in the neighbouring building. Completely blacked out. This stretch deserved better designed buildings.

Genuine question: how would you design a building adjacent to another building that does not shadow? Can you show me some examples? In European cities I have lived in like Barcelona and Paris - whose cityscapes I love - the apartments of the middle class were often extremely dark, because the number of windows was limited.
 

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