Toronto Mirabella Condominiums | 120m | 38s | Mirabella Dev Corp | Scott Shields

[xy3]

The dark brown metal cladding on the tower portion looks decent. Better than standard glossy spandrel.

But some of the cladding on the podiums looks like it may have some oil canning.

 

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Yesterday:

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[A Torontonian Now]

These are much better looking towers than anticipated. The podium is about as bad as expected, though.

 

[SwanseaWatcher]

Reflections.

 

[cd concept]

This is what happens when you mix cream coloured precast columns and cladding with dark glazed windows. The contrast of the two looks awesome from a distance compared to the niebouring towers . As you can see from the photos up above.

 

[SwanseaWatcher]

Hockey on the nearby pond and some other shots from across the bay:

 

[UrbanDan]

I really like how this project is visually connecting Humber Bay Shores to Downtown from some angles

 

[lkov.rc]

Earlier today ~

 

[Al Ski]

Horrific.

 

[innsertnamehere]

It's certainly not good but I'm not sure I'd call it horrific... maybe bland, or "bleh". I'm not screaming and running for the hills looking at it. I actually quite like the mural that has been installed along the Gardiner.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

It's certainly not good but I'm not sure I'd call it horrific... maybe bland, or "bleh". I'm not screaming and running for the hills looking at it. I actually quite like the mural that has been installed along the Gardiner.

Agreed, "Design" Haus, Strada or 401 Bay this ain't. But it does feel like the 90's are calling again...

 

[SwanseaWatcher]

Interesting detail in this new Toronto Star piece: "Suites: 85 per cent sold out, with about 80 suites remaining. Sales conclude March 31, 2022."

Link: New condo celebrates lakefront biodiversity with 120-metre mural along the Gardiner​

 

[UrbanDan]

Interesting detail in this new Toronto Star piece: "Suites: 85 per cent sold out, with about 80 suites remaining. Sales conclude March 31, 2022."

Link: New condo celebrates lakefront biodiversity with 120-metre mural along the Gardiner​

Shame that it's so hard for pedestrians to enjoy this art (safely).

Just showing how car centric Toronto is...

 

[Undead]

Shame that it's so hard for pedestrians to enjoy this art (safely).

Just showing how car centric Toronto is...

I don't know, if it wasn't for the Gardiner, there would have been units on the north side and no mural at all. Not every zoning, urban design or social ill is due to the car.

 

[UrbanOzz]

this would fit in well in Mississauga