innsertnamehere
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4 feet is plenty to do laps in.
Toronto One Bloor East | 257.24m | 76s | Great Gulf | Hariri Pontarini
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hawc
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What if I want to do flip turns at the end?
kotsy
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middeljohn
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This corner is already looking a lot more urban. Thanks for the updates.
metropolis
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the base seems to be completed; can't wait to see the tower going up. we are almost there.
Hanlansboy
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It's a condo, not a health club. If deeper pools are your thing, the YMCA is just a few blocks south, and the lake a bit further south, lol!
Miscreant
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Phew. She ain't gettin smaller, kids.
isaidso
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Exactly right. Swimming pools only need 1.5 m of depth and 20 m of length. Less than that, and it's basically a large soak tub.
ushahid
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I know its already been discussed and I am sorry for asking it again but why the gap between the floors differ?
DarkSideDenizen
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kram74
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Ramako
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The lower floors are for retail space, which typically require higher ceilings than residential and amenity areas.
whatever
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The brackets for the balcony railings have been installed in front of the windowwall. I'd guess in the next couple days we'll see the posts and glass, and then we'll find out if they're actually using curved glass or not.
They have stated all along that they are using curved glass.
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whatever
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And I've seen working drawings that show small pieces of flat glass. They're using the cheapest, worst-quality supplier operating in the city, so my feeling is that it's not going to be curved glass, but I'd be glad to be wrong about that. Realistically, given the trouble they've had with every other balcony system that they've attempted to install, my hopes are not high.