What a shame. Nothing ruins a design for me more than a big clunky mechanical box that looks tacked on to the top of a tower. Makes the whole thing look ramshackle. I can't imagine it's much of a challenge in terms of architecture or cost to obscure them with a parapet.

It gives me the impression of an office tower that could have been built in 1975, and I mean that as a compliment.

Do we know if the crown will include a parapet to hide the mechanical box?

Do we know if this intended to be more of a streetcar like St. Clair, or more of an LRT like Eglinton?

That's odd... based on the renders, I'd expected the setback to be more pronounced.

Correct. The former - no question.

They're certainly not going to sell units at Church & Queen at the same rate that they could at Yorkville. Shouldn't we be expecting quality more in line with something like Time & Space here?

This reminds me of an overly busy and slightly deflated Marina City. It's going to come down to the execution/materials.

I appreciate the warm welcome back! I haven't really gone anywhere but the rigours of life have definitely drawn my attention away over the last few years. You can expect to see me around more often going forward.

Well KFC has been trying to push new growth in the GTA recently...

I've heard that they're roughly 50% leased.

It's got over 40M users, and they're not mostly bots unlike Twitter/X.

It sticks out in the way I imagine TD Centre stuck out in downtown Toronto when it was first built. Perhaps in 60 years these photos of Vaughan's skyline will look quaint.

Cleaning this facade would be an interesting process, given all the folds.

Hmm...