androiduk
Senior Member
Very discreet signage on the University facade
Toronto Living Shangri-La Toronto | 214.57m | 66s | Westbank | James Cheng
someMidTowner
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Today from the CN Tower
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steveve
Senior Member
straight up awesome photography ^ (and building)
shangri-la is gonna look a bit less isolated when INDX and 100 Adelaide fill in a bit of that view ^
shangri-la is gonna look a bit less isolated when INDX and 100 Adelaide fill in a bit of that view ^
UrbanOptic
Active Member
The opening for Shangri-La Hotel Toronto will be only moderately delayed from the orginal date of August 7, 2012 and from my most recent tour of the building, looks even more impressive than the new Four Seasons Hotel and Residences.
interested
Senior Member
^^^
Can you be more specific about "moderate delay". Are we talking a couple of weeks or September/October? I assume they will be open for TIFF.
I know they delayed the move-in dates for the condo by 2 weeks.
Can you be more specific about "moderate delay". Are we talking a couple of weeks or September/October? I assume they will be open for TIFF.
I know they delayed the move-in dates for the condo by 2 weeks.
UrbanOptic
Active Member
The interval you made mention of for both the residences and private estates at Living Shangri-La Toronto is precisely the 'moderate delay' designated to the hotel component of the building as well.
LowPolygon
Senior Member
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
Is that honestly radiant floor heating outside? At the back of the building no less.
I presume it is so there is never snow accumulation?
I presume it is so there is never snow accumulation?
interested
Senior Member
I don't know but it would be smart if it was. Afterall, it is the main arrival point for the hotel and would be a busy area.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
It's probably a glycol driveway heating system. Not that rare actually - you see proposals for that in various community council reports from time to time.
AoD
AoD
Automation Gallery
Superstar
At this moment, pex radiant heat-snow melt is probably going under every hi-low/rise outdoor entrance drive-way, being built in this city
whatever
Senior Member
My building is almost thirty years old and we have a heated ramp to the parking garage. It isn't that crazy a thing to see.
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
What a majestic rear-end this building has! It almost puts the fussy University Avenue side to shame. Imagine if they'd switched the two, and how well Zhang Huan's sculpture would look, set off by such simplicity.
