The forecourt definitely will serve as public space and will be fully accessible from the street. As far as seating type, we'll have to get back to you on that. Cheers.

Yes. Slender, Roman brick in two-tone red. Very, very nice.

It seems the architect looked more to LA than NYC for inspiration. http://www.flickr.com/photos/fridayinla/2164915025/

Just this part. Cheers, Doug

I'm glad everyone enjoyed our reports. Thanks for tuning in. Looking forward to doing more tours soon. Cheers, Doug

You're welcome and our pleasure, everyone! Here's the next installment, text by Doug Convoy, photos by Interchange42: Urban Toronto’s visit to the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences continues into the amenities podium and hotel levels, which are arranged accordingly: L1-9 – Amenities...

You're welcome!

Nope. Tower roof. Cheers, Doug

^^ Everyone, no more talk about that which we can't talk about!

BTW, Pinnacle Int'l has assured UT that the roof of Success I is not done and that the remaining sections of exposed concrete will be clad in precast as soon as the penthouses and rooftop swimming pool are complete. Cheers, Doug

1. The little cut-out area next to the heritage buildings is going to be a piazza whose design and materials will interact with and enhance the emerging John St Cultural Corridor, which is partly funded by Pinnacle Int'l via Section 37. Also, the piazza will build upon the 'film' aspect of the...

Silence! Both of you!

The eastern portion of the mechanical box, with fritted glass matching the lantern, will not be lit. Only the lantern, the smaller structure separated from the mechanical box and aligned with the south elevation of the tower, will be lit. The lantern is being fitted with white LEDs and not...