telefann
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Appreciate the effort at non-spandrel solid panelling but that dark charcoal grey could not be more soulless and dreadful.
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12 cabs for 844 units. Absolutely fantastic!
Northern Light
Superstar
Well...........too good to last PE.
Resubmission on this one.
@Paclo
12 cabs, 1,206 units, with newly proposed heights of 58s and 46s.
The elevator ratio, at least, isn't terrible.....
(note to Paclo, this one, above is at 50% resolution vs the file)
The remaining renders below are all at 100%
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Koops65
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Northern Light
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For @Paclo new AIC link for this project:
www.toronto.ca
* link correct as per Paclo below.
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www.toronto.ca
* link correct as per Paclo below.
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That link is for 567 Sheppard.
I got the correct link here though, thanks
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www.toronto.ca
Northern Light
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That link is for 567 Sheppard.
I got the correct link here though, thanks
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No idea how I managed that; weird.
I have corrected the link I posted. (no sense in leaving an inaccurate one)
Thanks.
It's not the elevator ratio isn't terrible now, it's that the elevator ratio is GOOD now. 1 elevator for every 100.5 units has to be applauded.
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Superstar
Excuse me????????
Northern Light
Superstar
Fair, I merely noted that the situation is less desirable than it was when PE commented about 12 cabs to 844 units.
innsertnamehere
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12 cabs for 844 units is honestly probably overkill anyway.
Doppleganger
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When is Toronto going to up its game? Aside from a handful of outstanding examples, including 'The One and 'Forma', this city seems determined to become the posterchild for mediocrity.
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The Preservationist
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I'm liking the contrast between the dark towers and light and not overly sized podium.
amh
Active Member
I wouldn't read into this as anything more than it is - a mislabeling of the unit type.
Using OBC floor area minimums, you cannot achieve a 3B in 663 sq ft.
A lot of developers are pushing for 610-620 sq ft 2B units in Toronto these days and it's not really workable. 650, yes. Below that is not ideal.
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rbt
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Fun fact, that size is perfectly doable in a tiny-home. I get to 562sqft not including closets or mechanical.
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