I disagree. The other two new buildings at this intersection haven't received nearly as much hate. The consensus on St Lawrence Condos on the North West corner seems to be quite positive just looking at its thread versus this one, and The Whitfield on the North East corner will be 30% taller...

This impromptu water feature reflects the back painted grey spandrel wall focal point of the courtyard beautifully.

How far east we talkin'? All the way to Church?

Even for those of us who live inside the area, most of our views wouldn't be impacted. Like many in the area, I have an internal courtyard view so my view will never be impacted by anything. There are plenty reasons not to like this building already discussed here at length, which have nothing...

The cladding on this one looks really good so far in person. Looking at the plan for the cladding in the renders, I think this building will stand out quite nicely.

This is me. Walking along the North side of The Esplanade is so much nicer West of Sherbourne than East of it; and it's because of the trees. As a long time resident of the area, I was hoping to have some of that niceness continued along The Esplanade East of Sherbourne by this development. As...

There's not much to look at besides back painted spandrel, but it is more inviting than the completely unshaded stretch along The Esplanade in the heat of the sun during the day.

The mid-block connection is now open to the public.

Well they are called Sanscon. Sans means without, con is short for construction?

I remember earlier in this thread there was discussion as to if the whole building would share the one fire alarm. It appears there’s at least 3 separate zones because the fire alarm in the southwest quarter has been ringing and flashing off and on over the past few days. The sidewalk is now...

The brick in the mid block connection is complete.

Mill St - Esplanade connection is pretty much completed now, just needs paint. The fence is half removed too.

They've polished the shit off the turd: