Toronto Eau du Soleil Condos | 227.98m | 66s | Empire | Richmond Architects

[Lachlan Holmes]

A lovely set of towers. Pictures taken Sunday evening.

 

[67Cup]

Nothing much seems to be changing at Eau du Soleil and it appears more or less complete from my vantage point. But it is beautiful day in the neighbourhood so, one more photo...

 

[mr24]

View from Peter

 

[jje1000]

I know what you mean, but due to the gradually shrinking floor plate putting the swoosh on a slant, it is simply geometrically impossible to have a smooth swoosh transition between the podium and the rest of the towers. The swoosh looks as you would expect when viewed from afar and straight on. But when viewed at an angle and close to the base, the jankyness is exaggerated. There's nothing that could have been done about that though.

I do get it, but I think sticking to straight, angular lines and tighter curves might have worked a little better- for instance, I think this rear reveal is quite good-looking.

 

[DarkSideDenizen]

 

[67Cup]

Eau du Soleil indeed. An early morning view. The wider shot includes an empty Lake Shore Blvd. Strange times. And an oddly cruciform CN Tower.

 

[ADRM]

Mini-Vancouver.

 

[Keyz]

 

[kotsy]

A beautiful centre piece from Parkdale


Good Morning, Humber Bay Shores by kotsy, on Flickr

 

[Strange Advance]

^Gorgeous pic!

 

[kotsy]

^Gorgeous pic!

Thanks SA!

 

[Johnny Au]

A beautiful centre piece from Parkdale


Good Morning, Humber Bay Shores by kotsy, on Flickr

It should be added as Photo of the Day.

 

[SaugeenJunction]

From Orkney Crescent, near Kipling and Eglinton.

 

[interchange42]

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[Keyz]

April 30th, 2020.