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Red brick would clash badly with golden/yellow. I think this will look nice with the heritage buildings that are being retained.
 
NorthshoreCity said:
I'm still surprised that the smaller brick building didn't qualify for retention. Considering some of the 'heritage' buildings in the city that are far less unique; they are often defended with significant effort by the city and locals.
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It would have made a grand entrance for the condo tower. I guess it wasn't considered...

As for vigorous heritage defence, it was likely hurt by the fact that it was tucked on a short side street that hindered its visibility and thus awareness thereof. Out of sight, out of mind.
 
ushahid said:
Red brick would clash badly with golden/yellow. I think this will look nice with the heritage buildings that are being retained.
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It doesn't make sense how some of the other cheap old buildings get saved and not this little detailed art deco wall. They should be a preservation law to a least preserve the concreate parts . To be sold and used in other developers that want to incorporate it into there projects.
 
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Photos taken February 4th, 2021:

Looking west along the Edward Street frontage:

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Now lets look inside, while there's still an inside......

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Now back to the kitty-corner position, looking south-west:

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Action shot:

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Now directly across from the east:

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Just a couple of shots, rather non-action, taken February 14th, 2021.

They just fill out the sides I missed the other day (west and south)....but not much visible on those sides.

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ushahid said:
Red brick would clash badly with golden/yellow. I think this will look nice with the heritage buildings that are being retained.
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I think it could have been preserved and moved to the courtyard or atrium like was the case with the old bank facade inside the Caltrava atrium of BCE Place.

I think it was barbaric that this got the wrecking ball , meanwhile a lacklustre late 50s industrial building gets preserved and incorporated into the soulless podium of Sugar Wharf condos.
 
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