[Chinese_T]

On the rendering, it shows thin black mullions, thus making them hardly noticeable. Any chance these white colored mullions are just protective covering or something, and maybe not permanent?

No chance, unfortunately. On the upside, looks like there's some interesting coloured spandrel.

 

[Surrealplaces]

No chance, unfortunately.

Story checks out

 

[Surrealplaces]

Overall though, still a decent looking project.

 

[MissingMiddle]

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No chance, unfortunately. On the upside, looks like there's some interesting coloured spandrel.

*sigh*

 

[haltcatchfire]

Still looks decent. Never expected the window systems to match the rendering. They didn’t look based in reality in the rendering, but they’ve put themselves into an over promise, under deliver situation. Had the rendering reflected the correct reality we still would have had a high opinion of this building I’d imagine.

 

[Surrealplaces]

I agree, overall it's still a good looking building. You know architecture in Kensington area has come a ways since the days of St John's on 10th, when people are debating the Theodore's design.

 

[MissingMiddle]

I'm just a fan of good detailing. I still have a hard time disliking this.

 

[Alex_YYC]

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[GoVertical]

 

[Alex_YYC]

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[adamyyc]

Haven't decided how I feel about this one yet. I think it's going to depend on how the corner of the building turns out. Until then, I'm lukewarm on the building.

 

[Col du Edworthy]

The removal of the center mullion seems like a decision was made after seeing the first one installed, particularly with how long it took that section to install the next floors vs the rest of the building.

 

[Stephen Ave]

The removal of the center mullion seems like a decision was made after seeing the first one installed, particularly with how long it took that section to install the next floors vs the rest of the building.

Maybe someone the Graywood was reading this forum and noticed our comments