Toronto CIBC SQUARE | 241.39m | 50s | Hines | WilkinsonEyre

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Oct 5
Late to the show due to the huge backlog in front of me with lot more up on my site
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flonicky said:
I'm not a fan of either. They're supposed to be "clever" but they clash with a bold skyline.
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My problem with Sugar Wharf isn’t even that they’re bold or clash (which I think can be a great thing ie Scotia Plaza), my problem is that they’re disingenuous and merely illusions.

CIBC Square is a great anti-example of this. Its diamonds aren’t just patterns printed in the glass but dimensional shapes that are affected by light!
 
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daptive said:
My problem with Sugar Wharf isn’t even that they’re bold or clash (which I think can be a great thing ie Scotia Plaza), my problem is that they’re disingenuous and merely illusions.

CIBC Square is a great anti-example of this. Its diamonds aren’t just patterns printed in the glass but dimensional shapes that are affected by light!
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Former looks ugly as sin at the end of the day, IMO. While the latter captivates and tantalizes all in good ways. Kinda like night and day, really.
 
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