Nice design. I wonder who the architect is?

hoping next in line is the Carling / Preston build that could be done in time to house the new Civic staff

Wondering....If the taller tower is still a few years from starting construction, why isn't this thread referring to the tower that is under construction at 73 stories (not 84) ?

Perhaps this has something to do with environmental remediation given this was the site of a car dealership and auto-repair facility?

Was going to be another federal office node, but the need for more office space disappeared with COVID.

Hopefully something that can automatically redirect and remove so we don't have to read them.

Hmmmm, the glass spandrels on the between tower walls do look grey.. very grey!

🎉🙌🎅

Well, the sky is pretty grey in this photo, so not sure what colour you would expect the reflection to be! Presume you meant the aforementioned aluminum mullions?

Uhhh, I think that is a reflection of the sky!?

Wonder how we will continue to get these great overhead shots once this flys past Benito's perch?

Almost hit that flying turtle too!

Don't think the glazing is the issue, but the metal screen over the glazing. It does seem to be inconsistent and deviations become readily apparent when the sun rays are directly aligned with the wall. Site arch should note this as a deficiency.

Yikes is right. Lighten up people! Unpucker your buttholes. This is a human interest story not an academic arch treatise! sheesh!

Actually, where the sky reflects on the upper two floors of glass, looks pretty, pretty good!