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Riseth
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December 14, 2021 
Stop torturing us! …please… I'm begging you to stop… people are not at their best right now… we need a break… please…
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Amare
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I'm starting to think that Toronto is just a test bed for developers to test the newest and latest forms of trash materials. They probably get promised by producers "oh this is the latest and most innovative form of X used in the world, and it will come with X amount of savings of X years". While in reality its the worst material ever produced and will end up costing them 3 times as much in the long run, but in the end they couldnt care less because they will wipe their hands clean of whatever building they put it on by selling ownership of the building or transferring it to the next sucker.
I guarantee that Cadillac Fairview will end up selling this building within the next 10-15 years.
I guarantee that Cadillac Fairview will end up selling this building within the next 10-15 years.
Riseth
Senior Member
I recommend heading over to the 19 Duncan thread for some eye bleach...
adma
Superstar
Or demolishing and replacing it.
irishboy
New Member
JasonParis
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I don't know. I see a lot of white for a giant "CF" to be placed on.
kotsy
Senior Member
I'm nominating this as funniest thread of the year. You lads crack me up 
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UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
Speaking of cracking up...I would replace "Camel" with "Tokyo Smoke", and have the pilot looking a lot more "baked" in bringing this up to date. But that's a pretty impressive sign for its day!
Johnny Au
Senior Member
...and change the tagline from "Costlier Tobacco" to "Costlier Cannabis."
officedweller
Senior Member
It give you an appreciation for the 60s/70s bronze cladding that was there before.
This rendering appears to show an open lobby at the base.
www.canadianarchitect.com
This rendering appears to show an open lobby at the base.
Recladding transforms John B. Parkin's Simpson Tower
Completed in 1969, a prominent John B. Parkin / Bregman & Hamann design in downtown Toronto is being transformed through a recladding project led by WZMH Architects and structural and facade engineering consultants WSP Canada. Formerly known as the Simpson Tower, the 33-storey building at 401...
www.canadianarchitect.com
DSC
Superstar
If only .......It give you an appreciation for the 60s/70s bronze cladding that was there before.
This rendering appears to show an open lobby at the base.
Recladding transforms John B. Parkin's Simpson Tower
Completed in 1969, a prominent John B. Parkin / Bregman & Hamann design in downtown Toronto is being transformed through a recladding project led by WZMH Architects and structural and facade engineering consultants WSP Canada. Formerly known as the Simpson Tower, the 33-storey building at 401...
thecharioteer
Senior Member
If we live in a world where the Union Carbide Building in NY can be demolished, then anything is possible:
