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goodboys
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Toronto style?? We should be so lucky; look at how well it fits in with the neighbouring building; since when did toronto buildings try to fit in with their surroundings?
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Archivistower
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goodboys, yes of course, the "style" of a building is determined entirely by it's context, that's exactly what I was getting at.
And yes, from that rendering, there is a small sliver of glass off to the left side, bestowing upon this building it's vaunted contextuality that you so admire. Gee, two glassy buildings side by each - you're right, I can't think of any examples of this in the city.
And yes, from that rendering, there is a small sliver of glass off to the left side, bestowing upon this building it's vaunted contextuality that you so admire. Gee, two glassy buildings side by each - you're right, I can't think of any examples of this in the city.
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Brighter Hell
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plus the base of the building matches up with the height of the older building behind it. Which of course there are many examples of in Toronto.
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adma
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It's kind of a stumpy version of a 7 World Trade Center tower sorta thing
...which I suppose is the current corporate fashion. That is, if the SE corners of Yonge + Queen/Richmond/Adelaide were designed now rather than 20 yrs ago...
...which I suppose is the current corporate fashion. That is, if the SE corners of Yonge + Queen/Richmond/Adelaide were designed now rather than 20 yrs ago...