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seems kinda lazy having black frames and white doors

 

[adamyyc]

Maybe the doors will be painted? I noticed the same thing at Courtyard 33. The doors are also white but the trim is black and the renderings would suggest the doors should be black, so I assume they’ll be painted

 

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[Alex_YYC]

We dodged a bullet on the Beverly. The siding is much lighter than shown in the renderings, and personally I think it looks better.

 

[CBBarnett]

Would have been nice to see a building that makes more of a nod to it's surroundings with the parcel shape leaving a bunch of unused bits next to 5th Street because the building has a square footprint and the 5th Street edge is a diagonal. Not a fan of the siding either, but pretty generic density boost otherwise.

What's with the elevated first floor? Is that all driven by the flood or groundwater requirements?

 

[haltcatchfire]

We dodged a bullet on the Beverly. The siding is much lighter than shown in the renderings, and personally I think it looks better.

Can’t disagree more. Don’t think any bullet was dodged. It’s just a different tone of bullet.

 

[Cowtown]

Can’t disagree more. Don’t think any bullet was dodged. It’s just a different tone of bullet.

Agreed. The colors are better than the colors in the rendering, but I don't think we dodged a bullet. Having something like Archer built there would be dodging a bullet.

 

[Silence&Motion]

I think the thing I hate most about this city is the level of cheapness in almost every building's exterior.

I'd say that this thing looks like it should have been built in North Bay, Ontario, but I think it would have had slightly nicer cladding if it was in North Bay.

 

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