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    Toronto Toronto | Five St Joseph | 160.93m | 48s | Five St. Joseph | Hariri Pontarini

    Really disappointing...also how did someone plan to put a street light right in the middle of the entrance .... seems like a major oversight..
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    Toronto Toronto | Studio and Studio2 on Richmond | 131.06m | 41s | Aspen Ridge | BDP Quadrangle

    Agreed. The town homes in particular really do not add anything of quality to the public experience. It is disappointing because that base of Boutique had introduced a nice facade on Nelson Street, warm brick, retail etc. this building really kills turning Nelson into an interesting destination.
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    Toronto Toronto | Harris Square | 50.29m | 13s | Urban Capital | Saucier + Perrotte

    Is there electrical / water hookups? It always surprises me, you go to other cities large and small and when they design spaces with program in intent they put in the infrastructure to support these activities. So often we forget this in Toronto.
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    Toronto Toronto | One Bloor East | 257.24m | 76s | Great Gulf | Hariri Pontarini

    I agree in some respect, I think the tower portion is quite striking, the patterns are subtle and high quality. However, in seeing the photos the Yonge Street podium really misses the mark. While its glass it feels really heavy and disjointed from the street, missing the elegance of the Bloor...
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    Toronto Toronto | Harris Square | 50.29m | 13s | Urban Capital | Saucier + Perrotte

    I'd agree with you however it's dependent on if those benches are removable or not, otherwise there is limited space to actually set up a sizeable market area.
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    Toronto Toronto | Lisgar Park | ?m | ?s | City of Toronto | Oleson Worland

    I agree I agree... I was there today for the first time and it is one of the worst new public spaces I have seen in Toronto. The design doesn't really take into account any programming or even a thought for how people would use this space. I saw skateboarding on the benches and dogs going to...
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    Toronto Toronto | Yonge Eglinton Centre | ?m | 37s | RioCan | P + S / IBI

    I went to check this building out a few weeks ago since I was already in the area. I would never go back (perhaps only to check out the roof), for a building that was supposedly redone it has the worst internal circulation and way-finding I have experience at a GTA mall in a long time. It is...
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    Toronto Toronto | Eaton Centre (Ongoing Renewal) | ?m | ?s | Cadillac Fairview | Zeidler

    It was completely removed. I went to check it out today and there is no trace left of the art piece.
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    Toronto Toronto | The Residences of 488 University Avenue | 206.95m | 55s | Amexon | Core Architects

    It would have been nice to a see a new design that pays homage to the scrims in a more modern and contextual way. It was a pretty unique building.
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    Toronto Toronto | Spectra at Concord CityPlace | 123.13m | 39s | Concord Adex | RAW Design

    I saw them walking home last week... to say they look like bad Christmas lights would be an understatement .... it completely misses the mark on the "warm by night program" and most of the time it was just an Italian flag pattern. Honestly RAW's project is the most disappointing of all the...
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    Toronto Toronto | Eaton Centre (Ongoing Renewal) | ?m | ?s | Cadillac Fairview | Zeidler

    Maybe this was addressed earlier on, but did anyone else notice that the illuminated art piece that never worked was removed ... do we know if a new art piece is being installed or if its being repaired?
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    Toronto Toronto | Pan Am Village in the West Don Lands | ?m | ?s | DundeeKilmer | KPMB

    While the public realm is of higher quality than most neighbourhoods in the Downtown, this area feels very sterile and the architecture is really uninspiring.
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    Toronto Toronto | Lisgar Park | ?m | ?s | City of Toronto | Oleson Worland

    Very interested to see the finished product, my first impression after a site visit was that it's way over designed beyond and we will probably end up with a similar situation as June Callwood park, but hoping it's not the case.
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    Toronto Toronto | oneeleven Condominiums | 55.47m | 17s | Harhay | Core Architects

    Bricks are going up already on the south laneway side. metallic/grey bricks as expected.
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    Toronto Toronto | Pan Am Village in the West Don Lands | ?m | ?s | DundeeKilmer | KPMB

    In paris though there are very different rules for how the parks can be used. You're not allowed to go on grass, parks are gated and closed after hours and most parks do not allow dogs or animals in them.

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