[AlbertC]

It gives off Hotel X vibes, unfortunately.

Tricon's No Name brand version of James at Scrivener Square

 

[artyboy123]

Tricon's No Name brand version of James at Scrivener Square

nah @AlbertC, this building reminds me more of a premium casual (eg. Joeys or Earls) restaurant in Tricon's portfolio!

 

[vic]

 

[vic]

Ground floor kitchen, facing Kingsley Ave.

 

[Northern Light]

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Ground floor kitchen, facing Kingsley Ave.

Again with the very small kitchen. Not even enough room there to store my pots, pans, dishes, glasses, bowls and equipment. Seriously though, Blender, Food Processor, Stand Mixer, Service for 8, Wine Glasses, Martini Glasses
Beer Glasses, Juice Glasses, Mugs/coffee cups, Deep Fryer, French Press, Collander, strainers, sieve, tea pot, decanter, platters. Where the hell is the food going? My counters alone (and I have a galley kitchen, in an apartment) have 4 jars of pasta, my every day spice rack, a cutting board, I usually leave the French Press out, a basket with onions, a basket with citrus, a basket with tomatoes and garlic.

^^^ kitchen designed by people who don't cook, or eat or drink at home, and have no idea how one is used or what goes in there.

 

[Towered]

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Ground floor kitchen, facing Kingsley Ave.

Utterly soulless, like most things these days...

 

[AlbertC]

These kitchens are designed with the assumption that everyone is going to be ordering Ubereats for every meal

 

[junctionist]

^^^ kitchen designed by people who don't cook, or eat or drink at home, and have no idea how one is used or what goes in there.

...and sold to people who don't care about that, unfortunately, because they never plan to live in the "home".

 

[Undead]

These kitchens are designed with the assumption that everyone is going to be ordering Ubereats for every meal

And financed through Klarna

 

[AlbertC]

And financed through Klarna

I wouldn't expect anything less from the company whose CEO gained online notoriety a few years ago for saying "millennials don’t want to buy a home, they want a lifestyle!".

https://www.reddit.com/r/RealEstate/comments/tj04ll/sunbelt_housing_market_featured_on_60_minutes

 

[Amare]

Hey I mean at least it has a full sized fridge and freezer!

People will be able to use half the space inside those as a food prep area, and for pots/pans storage space. I'm sure that the thinking that goes behind these designs, it all makes perfect logical sense to me.

 

[artyboy123]

These kitchens are designed with the assumption that everyone is going to be ordering Ubereats for every meal

Sad looking table too...eating that takeout meal under the dimmed light!

 

[fiendishlibrarian]

Always preferred Bob and Emily's kitchen.

 

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[AlbertC]