Mississauga Exchange District Condos | 232m | 72s | Camrost-Felcorp | Arcadis

[DarkSideDenizen]

 

[Lake Ontario]

At EX1, pouring for the 5th stacked box out of 9 has begun.

 

[Transportfan]

To add to that, here is a city a fraction of the size of Miss. with a subway on the other side of the country . . . https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showpost.php?p=10059836&postcount=1928

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That city also happens to be a suburb within a metropolitan system with a core city and a single transit system, not a suburb in a different county-level tier with a separate transit system.

 

[limer]

 

[Lake Ontario]

 

[Deadpool X]

That black building which seems like topped out already looks so dated.

 

[isaidso]

Wonderful to see a diversion from the bland sterile cladding that's been done ad nauseam the last 20+ years. Vaughan, and now Mississauga, seem far more disposed to bold styling and colour than staid Toronto. The black and silvery/white both look terrific. Reminds me of something Melbourne/Sydney would build.

 

[Johnny Au]

Wonderful to see a diversion from the bland sterile cladding that's been done ad nauseam the last 20+ years. Vaughan, and now Mississauga, seem far more disposed to bold styling and colour than staid Toronto. The black and silvery/white both look terrific. Reminds me of something Melbourne/Sydney would build.

Speaking of Sydney, they have just increased its height limit to allow for supertalls:

 

[mininamib]

Sydney has been loosing to rival Melbourne, so I think many Sydneysiders might appreciate the change to compete again on the skyline.

 

[Tarazet]

Wonderful to see a diversion from the bland sterile cladding that's been done ad nauseam the last 20+ years. Vaughan, and now Mississauga, seem far more disposed to bold styling and colour than staid Toronto. The black and silvery/white both look terrific. Reminds me of something Melbourne/Sydney would build.

I’m currently on a trip with stops in both Sydney and Melbourne. The residential tower cladding in the two cities is generally far superior to what is done in Toronto. With the massive condo boom in Toronto in the last 2 decades, it really is a shame how low the design bar has fallen. Thankfully there are a few standout projects that take at least some of the sting away from the general mediocrity.

 

[Tim MacDonald]

November 26th Photos:

 

[Edward Skira]

I’m currently on a trip with stops in both Sydney and Melbourne. The residential tower cladding in the two cities is generally far superior to what is done in Toronto. With the massive condo boom in Toronto in the last 2 decades, it really is a shame how low the design bar has fallen. Thankfully there are a few standout projects that take at least some of the sting away from the general mediocrity.

I found Melbourne particularily good. Didn't find a single one that wasn't good downtown. Way better than here. Heard the suburbs was a different story but I didn't see first hand.

 

[Lake Ontario]

 

[drum118]

Dec 11
More up on my site

T4 is supposed to hit grade around May at this time. Still excavating the hole

 

[FCD]

Dec 11
More up on my site

T4 is supposed to hit grade around May at this time. Still excavating the hole

Is the 1st photo EX2?