stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
Why that shade of grey? Why the same ugly grey coloured mullions? This could have been way less offensive. I have come to terms with it now though.
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Torontovibe
Senior Member
I agree! The smallest changes, like colour or even frosted white glass on the balconies, could have made a huge difference here. I have not come to terms with this building, it pains me to just walk past it!
reetard
Active Member
I appreciate that they're keeping the rebuilt building at the corner of Granby and Church as shitty as it was in the beginning. Right down to the fine details of the low quality windows.
maestro
Senior Member
Experimentation with new colours and materials? That happens once or a twice a decade. LOL The last time was probably the shift from green to grey.
deerparker
Active Member
The 'backward' balcony glass on the lower level of the podium looks odd. Surely it could have been installed to match the balconies above. Is it perhaps unfinished?
steveve
Senior Member
Today:
'Visual Assault' to the first degree?
More photos linked on my flickr below.
'Visual Assault' to the first degree?
More photos linked on my flickr below.
TheKingEast
Senior Member
Still trying to understand why they couldn't use real brick on the podium? How much were they really saving by using the "brick" panels?
Benito
Senior Member
ADRM
Senior Member
Can the derrick dismantle the entire building before we move onto the next crane?
cirez
New Member
Taken this evening:
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Doesn't look that bad in that sea of ugliness
christiesplits
Senior Member
Agreed. However, up close it looks incredibly cheap and frail.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Saying that it doesn't show in a sea of ugliness sounds like an awful excuse for the aesthetically bankrupt quality of the product. I mean, I wonder just how that sea came about.
AoD
AoD
smably
Senior Member
It's a crime against urbanity.