Spoonman
Active Member
That fountain is enormous. The materials and execution will determine whether it adds a touch of class or a touch of ass to this neighbourhood.
Toronto Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto | 203.9m | 52s | Lifetime | a—A
vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
Never seen that render before, makes it look less bland than usual.
bgd
New Member
wow, I didn't realize this project was going to be so much taller than 18 Yorkville.
barrytron3030
Active Member
that's terrific. i love the fact that yorkville will now a substantial skyline of its own. this neighbourhood is going to be irresistibly sexy once the towers go up and bloor is finished its (eternal) revitalization.
ps. it looks like four seasons will be what bay adelaide could have been.
ps. it looks like four seasons will be what bay adelaide could have been.
egotrippin
Senior Member
I can't believe that the fountain will be taller than the old fire station's roof! I also like the hazy elevation render, it really makes the buildings look all the more imposing and powerful. Definitely one of the best projects underway.
luxome
Active Member
wow, very chic concept.
urbandreamer
recession proof
12 April 2009 photo update
Not much to see here, except to imagine how much the street wall will change within a year! I wondor if Scollard here will ever become animated with retail activity?
Not much to see here, except to imagine how much the street wall will change within a year! I wondor if Scollard here will ever become animated with retail activity?
yyzer
Senior Member
freaky Four Seasons pic by MRLG, posted on flickr...
Ramako
Moderator
Which crane is for the main tower? The one at the back of the photo?
Filip
Senior Member
For the main tower the crane in the foreground is used, for the giant podium ballroom thing, the one at the left, back side is used, and for the second residential tower, the one at the back right.
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
I love the concept for the park: plucking forms from the past - in this case a supersized cast iron fountain paired with a decorative red brick 'carpet' - and set off by a rose-petal shaped garden that avoids the colour of rose petals and can be understood at ground level and also seen from above ( like the proposed Camouflage Park ). A nice counterpoint to the formality of nearbye 18 Yorkville park, too.
Solaris
Senior Member
April 13 2009 update
looking northwest across the Four Seasons pit ~
looking northwest across the Four Seasons pit ~
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
Quite quick on this one, reminds me of vu. The more cranes the better it seems.
drummer
New Member
so...when can we expect this at street level.....mid summer?
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Looks like 3 floors to go,early July.