Toronto Corus Quay | ?m | 8s | Waterfront Toronto | Diamond Schmitt

[khris]

I wonder if those trees will end up destroyed from the water spray that turns into ice in the winter.

Anyone know if Corus will be putting any signs up on the building? It is office after all.

 

[condovo]

Will they or when will they be adding the boardwalk with the 'molded' benches? Great pics.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

They will be - it's already been budgeted - not sure about the when part.

AoD

 

[Tewder]

I was a doubter but this is looking nice. Happy to be wrong

 

[syn]

I was a doubter but this is looking nice. Happy to be wrong

The beach or the building? They both seem oddly out of place, though the beach and landscaping seem to be well done.

 

[egotrippin]

I walked through here this evening, and I must say it looks great. Workmanship on the landscaping seems very well done, and Corus looks great too as its surroundings slowly improve. Yes, it does seem out of place right now, but just imagine once this whole area's completed. Sherbourne Commons is progressing nicely, and George Brown's new building is a giant hole in the ground too. It's very exciting to see the tangible results of this transformation.

 

[Tewder]

The beach or the building? They both seem oddly out of place, though the beach and landscaping seem to be well done.

The beach. I still don't like the building for this location.

 

[current]

July 10

 

[khris]

Very nice interiors! Love the living walls, and the walkways in the atrium. Can't wait to see the slide.

 

[Urban Shocker]

I've only seen the lightning bolt pulsing in fits and starts like Old Sparky, so far.

 

[SP!RE]

There is going to be a building between this one and Queen's Quay Blvd., right?

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Yes.

AoD

 

[interchange42]

A few shots in low light yesterday evening:

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[Jayomatic]

To bad the whole outside couldn't match the atrium cladding. Imaging having a double glazed system that appears like a glass jewelry box.

 

[Urban Shocker]

The butch wood panelling strikes me as an odd choice for the interior - especially the atrium - of this sleek-flanked grande horizontale of the harbour. The generous overhang and wide pedestrian promenade combine to make a grand forecourt though. And I assume there will be a wooden boardwalk to extend things further into the Lake.