Mississauga M1 & M2 at M City | 197.81m | 60s | Rogers Real Estate | Core Architects

Great overhead views.You can see in the middle of the site between M1/2 and M3, they are replacing the buried creek that runs from Zonta Meadows to John Cleary Park.
 
I took the following a couple hours ago...I have others but, these will do.
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Quint said:
What? Is this for real? Link?
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Jasonzed - Jason Zytynsky Tribute and Photography Award

Let me know if you need anything from us to help with this. I need personal info on Jason-Zytynsky as well if he had a site for this photos and videos? Also copies of them so they can can be pass onto the City of Mississauga and Toronto to be archive by his family. This can be done by PM me...
urbantoronto.ca urbantoronto.ca
 
sixrings said:

Jasonzed - Jason Zytynsky Tribute and Photography Award

Let me know if you need anything from us to help with this. I need personal info on Jason-Zytynsky as well if he had a site for this photos and videos? Also copies of them so they can can be pass onto the City of Mississauga and Toronto to be archive by his family. This can be done by PM me...
urbantoronto.ca urbantoronto.ca
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This is terribly sad news - I have enjoyed so many of Jason's great contributions over the years. May he RIP
 
So awesome to see so many people stepping up to photograph these projects. Thanks so much!

These buildings look so cool from a structural standpoint. Shame the glass lacks the uniqueness of the tower
 
I was willing to forgive the grey spandrel pending the balcony glass... but I must say now that a significant amount of it has been applied, the outcome is very disappointing.

The colouring of the panels is far too seafoam to give off the effect that was intended - and I genuinely believe that if the balconies hadn't been such seafoam, the sum of all parts would've come together quite nicely despite the light grey spandrel.

With apologies to @bangkok for editing their photo, I threw together a quick example of what 'brighter' balcony glass could've come out as:

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This shade is not without (plenty) precedent... Exhibit on Bloor, Casa II and III, and Stanley on Church all have similar balcony glass, to name just a few.
 
Lachlan Holmes said:
I was willing to forgive the grey spandrel pending the balcony glass... but I must say now that a significant amount of it has been applied, the outcome is very disappointing.

The colouring of the panels is far too seafoam to give off the effect that was intended - and I genuinely believe that if the balconies hadn't been such seafoam, the sum of all parts would've come together quite nicely despite the light grey spandrel.

With apologies to @bangkok for editing their photo, I threw together a quick example of what 'brighter' balcony glass could've come out as:

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This shade is not without (plenty) precedent... Exhibit on Bloor, Casa II and III, and Stanley on Church all have similar balcony glass, to name just a few.
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The same glass and even colour is used up the street at Daniel’s Wesley towers. See this Picture
They used white colour on the tower though which could have looked better here.
 
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