Toronto Picnic, The High Park II | 32m | 8s | North Drive | BDP Quadrangle
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A Torontonian Now
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Calvin
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I rather like the windows.
someMidTowner
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I guess if you have to do waist-height mullions, do it like that^
Only with wide or operable windows? Yeah.
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G.L.17
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amlem
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From Dec. 23 2028
NBGtect
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A couple hours ago:
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Holzbau
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You know it's bad when the sheathing & avb layer is a more attractive finish than the cladding itself.
TheHonestMaple
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I think it looks fine, just needs some landscaping out front
Yesterday:
Nice, slender Roman brick on that.
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Nice, slender Roman brick on that.
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A Torontonian Now
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Took a number of pics of the completed project this morning. Occupancy seems to be complete as all the balconies are filled.
This first pic is from the park to its rear:
Another angle from the back side:
Some of the nicest brick detailing was reserved for the parking entrance, of all places:
This shot captures some of the cladding that I believe is Oko Skin. Whatever it is, it looks even better in person, and I would like to see more of it around town.
And finally, a few pics taken from the Bloor Street side:
Overall, I would say it turned out rather nicely. I'm curious to see what will end up in the retail space.
This first pic is from the park to its rear:
Another angle from the back side:
Some of the nicest brick detailing was reserved for the parking entrance, of all places:
This shot captures some of the cladding that I believe is Oko Skin. Whatever it is, it looks even better in person, and I would like to see more of it around town.
And finally, a few pics taken from the Bloor Street side:
Overall, I would say it turned out rather nicely. I'm curious to see what will end up in the retail space.