I love how all the empty gaps (parking lots) are being filled it. Wonderful!

I used to have that colour of hair now I'm grey!

I don't like building that get 'thicker' as they rise. They seem too bulky and awkward and generally aggressive in appearance.

I did not invest in any of 'Condoman's" projects. I live very close to the failed 'Post loft Condos' in Leslieville.

One year ago I mentioned that this is the same developer as 'Post Loft Condos' on Queen St E. That development after more than 5 year is a weed strewn lot in prime Leslieville. This obviously says something about something!

I don't mind the overall feel to this place. However I do agree that the 'front' entrance looks more like a side entry point. No celebration of arrival or any protection from the elements.

Simons keeps come up all over the map. I wish it were true but do department stores want to expand anywhere these days?

I really like the look of this project. It adds some 'glitz and glamour' to the Toronto skyline with its slick design and lighting..Plus it's adding more people to the downtown core which is always a good thing

LUVIT!!

I can't agree more. Such dreadful dumps!

Uh Oh this looks like a high rise 'The Poet' condo in Leslieville.! A bunker.

I see the control tower becoming a nice home for a few crackheads or for a new 'control house' for a tent city? Lol. I don't believe the control house to be a substantial enough piece of architecture to represent a period piece such as the TD Centre. Maybe a plaque.

Hmmm looks great! Whats the retail going in here?

I love the brightness and the cheer the lighting brings. Toronto has mostly been non-showy. Bring on the brightness! More please!

Like most 'architecture' (plus whether you like the buildings style or not) the two building mentioned represent a period of time and IMHO should be recognized as interesting examples of POMO that are few and far between in our city and suburbs. I

I'm curious what the retail will be here.

I hope this give us all a reason to walk along the promenade in the 'inner inlet'. There was nothing inviting before. Anybody know what type of retail will be here along the water?

Personally I'm happy the colour is not red. Red is good in small doses elsewhere to highlight a small area or some emergency equipment for example. Otherwise red can be garish.

I disagree. This looks way better IMHO.

I can't believe this is the finished product. I' hopeful that the finishing touches will be done in time. I still like the colour!