Ryan_T
Senior Member
And they rightly maximized the amount of windows on that side of the building.
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WeirdFishes
Active Member
Ryan_T
Senior Member
Wonderful. The black pactches make it look like it's been there for decades. And love the windows.
Ramako
Moderator
I'm very pleased that this is more than a one-dimensional facade and that the modern portion of the building steps back a little to reveal the sides of the heritage facade. This will look right at home with a little ivy.
Edward
Senior Member
Glass cladding is starting to go up on the first setback floor (5?). Not impresses so far but it is early. I'm thinking brick all the way up would have been better.
400WellingtonGuy
Active Member
I drove by this last night and it looks fantastic - great job Concert!
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
The new replacement windows are much better than the old replacement windows.
SP!RE
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Gorgeous!!! More of this in future developments in heritage locations, please!
innsertnamehere
Superstar
I have a feeling we will be getting lots of "new heritage" like this soon. Tableau will be doing this, and shangri la did it as well.
Atlantis
Active Member
Was in the area today, and grabbed some more shots for everyone. Enjoy!
SkyJacked
Active Member
Hats off to the brickys. Nice job, old school craftsmanship. Looks great!
Nice photos too Atlantis..
Nice photos too Atlantis..
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urbandreamer
recession proof
The spandrel disaster coming? Massing is awful and looms over the historic strip the wrong way. Yes the old brick is nice but the new addition ignores it. Blah.
someMidTowner
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golfer727272
New Member
Only concern about the Front page story..... says the build is "half" done...
That means occupancy in 2016---Yikes!!!!!!
That means occupancy in 2016---Yikes!!!!!!
yyzer
Senior Member
I think it looks fabulous! Urbandreamer, you need to get new glasses...