Not that I should be surprised, but this being the Concord Cityplace "crown jewel" to cap off the work is...not good. Big yuck of a building.

Some amazing things happening on Toronto's waterfront!

Let's hope the Stadler's have a bit more success than the Alstom Citadis...

If you squint I guess it's a leaf...

Gonna take me a few tries to get the cladding right but it's full speed ahead with that transfer slab complete... (also may need to brave the Toronto Documents website to update the architectural plans as these may be too short!).

Sorry for the hiatus. (Accurate within a floor or two, I'm having a hard time staying caught up on this 😅)

I've been a little busy with life and work but it's looking like we'll have some good angles to support a diagram on this one (albeit very far apart...we're adding a family member in a few weeks 😬). Keep the photos coming!

While it's purely aesthetic, that grid pattern adds so so so much to this build. Great massing, hits the street well and pops on the skyline. More HP!

Hyatt could use a bit of a wash. Pretty cool view...despite quite a few darker towers there's a nice enough mix here.

Time to update my diagram...

This building will definitely look better when it's dark enough out that I can't see it.

Was the maple leaf motif VE'd or was it just terribly executed?

Eau du Soleil is the only notable one that comes to mind.

My hope is that the majority of that retains some of the KPF design but yes good point. 🥲

Well, it certainly is a Concord building. Glad we're done with them ruining the skyline...for now.

And so it begins...

More or less this tall...

Hoping to get back to some diagrams as things quiet down this fall!

Knew someone would chip in :)