I didn't notice it either. Very cool.

Not bad looking towers, but definitely generic suburban.

This one has turned out quite nice. I like the white paint on the underside of the balconies, it shows off the curves in the floor plates.

Agreed, it's a nice little project.

I know most here love skyscrapers and high-rises, but personally I like these smaller projects.

I love that glass on the corner building. Not so much the arrangement, but the way it's all large panes of glass with very little mullion profile.

That question gets asked a lot. It used to be that towers built in Eastern North America used steel more, as it was easier to source, and towers i the western North america used concrete for the same reason. These days I don't know, it seems to be a toss up.

Looks nice from a distance.

Nice little development.,

wow, that's funky.

I agree. The building itself is solid but bland, the colors give it some zest. The look of it reminds me of something from the 60's or 70's. It has a kind of a retro deal going.

Coming along nicely. This'll be fun watching this get built.

That must be it. This is a large project.

It's probably fine, but it wouldn't be the first time machinery gave way on an edge like that. Last year in Newfoundland a port-a-potty gave way a fell over - with someone in it o_O

Pretty sharp looking towers, and already under construction. ?

It has a retro look, like something from the 60's I like it.

Could always use more rental units for sure.

Nice to see demo happening. This building's going to be a beaut I think.

This is one of those projects where I can't decide if I love it or I don't. I won't really know until the glass and exterior materials go up. It's definitely out of the norm and funky, but at times it looks plain awkward.

Looks decent enough. Nothing earth shattering, but solid, and the scale is spot on.