Toronto Tableau Condominiums | 124.05m | 36s | Urban Capital | Wallman Architects

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Those decorative balcony members with the white protective film still on looks pretty nice.
I am concerned after the film is removed the black would not be as noticeable, but it is a hard call as the white windowing coverings would help in creating more contrast with this design feature.
 
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Nice, now that we can see the black girding, I think this thing is really coming into its own. It's appeared messy and indistinct so far, and it needs to be broken up. I think this patterning does that.
 

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