Ryan_T
Senior Member
I think that allows for personalization. Much more interesting down the line, than the same boring island in all units.
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UrbanOptic
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The aforementioned images merely represent two investor units located on the third level; 306 Visby Model - 522sf [Post 3936] and 311 Lund Model - 538sf [Post 3972]
Depending on the date and unit, purchasers were entitled to receive a credit ranging from $2,000. to $6,000. towards upgrades. That being said, some investors may elect to allocate said credit by way of hardwood in the bedroom, but perhaps the forethought behind these selected finishes were based on personal preference as opposed to the longevity of a certain design palette.
INFORMATION ABOUT STANDARD FINISHES - ÃCE CONDOMINIUMS:
￮ Kitchen countertop - The alternative Nero Assoluto granite looks more contemporary
￮ Bathroom marble - The polished Bianco Carrara looks cleaner than the Botticino marble
￮ Hardwood flooring - Most purchasers opted for walnut instead of the natural maple colour
￮ Kitchen sinks - Depending on the floor-plan, multiple sinks will be utilized throughout the project
￮ Kitchen islands - Several units have the island included to create separation from the living space
Depending on the date and unit, purchasers were entitled to receive a credit ranging from $2,000. to $6,000. towards upgrades. That being said, some investors may elect to allocate said credit by way of hardwood in the bedroom, but perhaps the forethought behind these selected finishes were based on personal preference as opposed to the longevity of a certain design palette.
INFORMATION ABOUT STANDARD FINISHES - ÃCE CONDOMINIUMS:
￮ Kitchen countertop - The alternative Nero Assoluto granite looks more contemporary
￮ Bathroom marble - The polished Bianco Carrara looks cleaner than the Botticino marble
￮ Hardwood flooring - Most purchasers opted for walnut instead of the natural maple colour
￮ Kitchen sinks - Depending on the floor-plan, multiple sinks will be utilized throughout the project
￮ Kitchen islands - Several units have the island included to create separation from the living space
Benito
Senior Member
That is certainly an answer to the small kitchen, especially for those who live more like the Europeans and purchase food on a daily basis and thus don't need a lot of fridge storage.
ksun
Senior Member
nope. To look like Manhattan we would need 40s+ towers lining up Bathurst, Spadina, Jarvis and Parliament.
isaidso
Senior Member
^^ We'll get there eventually on some stretches of those streets.
It's the same situation at River City. A friend just moved in there and he's shopping around for a large island to make the kitchen usable. He has slightly more counter space than what was depicted above, but not much.
It's the same situation at River City. A friend just moved in there and he's shopping around for a large island to make the kitchen usable. He has slightly more counter space than what was depicted above, but not much.
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Marcanadian
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Southcore by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Southcore by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Southcore by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Ice by Marcanadian, on Flickr
ushahid
Senior Member
looks beautiful.
modernizt
Senior Member
Great update and great shots, Marcanadian!
Civdis
Active Member
The most beautiful project currently being built in my opinion. I am not usually a big AA fan, but they hit it out of the park on this one.
condovo
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vegeta_skyline
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ushahid
Senior Member
thanks for the pics and ice looks awesome. infact the whole southcore looks beautiful.
junctionist
Senior Member
Southcore looks good from the CN Tower area. Most towers have curtain wall cladding and some architectural features to make them unique.
urbandreamer
recession proof
22 July 2014:
ushahid
Senior Member
in pic 2 the shorter tower looks like an office tower.