AlbertC
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I like the strong street wall presence that this building will provide.
yonderbean
Active Member
Conrad Black
Senior Member
Thanks for the update. A good addition to a formerly crummy corner.
Ramako
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anonymous0024
Active Member
From today:
Looking North, from atop City Hall:
Cladding, facing Dundas:
Looking North, from atop City Hall:
Cladding, facing Dundas:
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urbandreamer
recession proof
13 June 2012: Behold thy glazing has arrived....
I be a gaz'n at the glaz'n...that makes me amaz'n
Insert a glazed donut shop here perhaps?
I be a gaz'n at the glaz'n...that makes me amaz'n
Insert a glazed donut shop here perhaps?
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Conrad Black
Senior Member
Excess brick from The Florian? Looking good.
Red October
Senior Member
Looks great!
Geekaroo
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urbandreamer
recession proof
16 June 2012: Not so a-glazed anymore...
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UrbanAffair
Senior Member
You must be dreaming dreamer!! I think that looks very interesting as cladding goes in this town, and will Play well off the pattern on the ryerson biz build across the street.
I think that looks very interesting as cladding goes in this town, and will Play well off the pattern on the ryerson biz build across the street.Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
Woh, it's going to look like an Easter egg.
whatever
Senior Member
There's a bunch of different facade treatments on this one, so that might not look so horrific once we see it in context. I really wouldn't want to see an entire tower clad like that tho
caltrane74
Senior Member
I like the cladding here....
Just my opinion here of course.
Just my opinion here of course.
cdr108
Senior Member
nice to see solid concrete walls between the units.
the developer realizes when they're on the hook for the tenancy (if it's noisy it can quickly develop bad rep) and maintenance fees, it's better to do it right vs. the condos that transfer the risk and liabilities to the owners of each individual unit.
curious as to why they didn't do full floor-to-ceiling glass vs. those coloured panels, which i'm assuming aren't transparent.
perhaps the window/door openings are larger in real life than the images portray.
the developer realizes when they're on the hook for the tenancy (if it's noisy it can quickly develop bad rep) and maintenance fees, it's better to do it right vs. the condos that transfer the risk and liabilities to the owners of each individual unit.
curious as to why they didn't do full floor-to-ceiling glass vs. those coloured panels, which i'm assuming aren't transparent.
perhaps the window/door openings are larger in real life than the images portray.