junctionist
Senior Member
That avoiding the typical glass would relieve the monotony. Never mind, you wouldn't understand.
Ramako
Moderator
You could call it an "antidote" to the wretched green glass monstrosities that line Fleet Street.
BobBob
Senior Member
But those green glass wonders of beauty and style are an antidote to previous wretched monstrosities.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
"green glass wonders of beauty and style". lol I ain't seen much beauty in green glass.
Tewder
Senior Member
I'm so disappointed you didn't stop by for tea. Did you see the site for Diamond's performing arts centre? It's at ground level now and I'm very excited.
urbandreamer
recession proof
The frieze freezes me up: I don't like it as it reminds me of typical Toronto artists adversion to colour.
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
Alas no, there wasn't time for either. Haven't been to D+S's new Richmond Hill building either. One day, I expect, Toronto will be ringed with a delightful garland of their handsome cultural and performing arts centres.
Mike in TO
Senior Member
Go West.
egotrippin
Senior Member
While I know everyone loves lake views and all, I'd like to see that spaced out row of towers filled in until there are no more gaps looking south. This is a good start, now let's keep it going.
Pretzel
Not New to UT
Nice photo Mike!
If you crop the bottom of the picture out, it would look like Miami waterfront (during the boom).
If you crop the bottom of the picture out, it would look like Miami waterfront (during the boom).
Automation Gallery
Superstar
MadMax
Active Member
Nice shots AG....especially that third one. Even though it's not my cup of tea, I can see why some people may take a liking to WHC...
Chiggs@mac.com
New Member
Walked past Phase the building site this past weekend and I'm pleasently surprised at how quickly Phase II seems to be rising. I recall back in March that it had just cleared ground level and now 8 months later, we're almost at 20 stories. Figure another 4-5 months until it tops off (March or April) and then another year after that until the higher levels are ready for occupancy and we should all be in there by the middle of 2011.
Gooner
Active Member
I agree! Have been impressed with the speed the second phase is going up at. I figured it is because winter is coming and they cannot lay cement when the temperature is below 0 (or something like that). Do you think they will meet the expected occupancy of December 2010 for the first floors?
salreu
New Member
20 floor buyer
Is there a facebook group of phase 2 buyers ?
Is there a facebook group of phase 2 buyers ?