Red Mars
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Pic taken Oct 22, 2012
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rdaner
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Imaging how this will look in ten years in the warmer months, I do like the idea behind the front and hope it works out in the long term.
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urbandreamer
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16 March 2013: I wonder how the trees etc will look this Summer?
Alex Reeves
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Very nice. Definitely Freed's most sculptural building to date.
urbandreamer
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22 June 2013: Is this how the condo elite live in Toronto?
junctionist
Senior Member
Only enough, this building impressed people for its wood panels on the bottoms of the balconies, yet undersides of the balconies in that photo below the top balcony aren't even painted. Maybe they'll still getting around to doing that, but people have already moved in and put stuff on those balconies.
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urbandreamer
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13 September 2013: In the 'hood so why not snap some pix?
urbandreamer
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10 May 2014:
It's always interesting seeing how the 2% live, but how do they feel living next to the 20%?
It's always interesting seeing how the 2% live, but how do they feel living next to the 20%?
johnr
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urbandreamer
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24 May 2014:
What's going on here?
What's going on here?
argus
Active Member
Sadly, what's going on is that even nice buildings with expensive units go up with builder deficiencies.
TheKingEast
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Blovertis
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Probably mineral deposits and staining from rain as it coalesces on the underside of the balconies. It doesn't look like shoddy construction (possibly ill-conceived design) and would probably clean up with a wipe.
TheKingEast
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Whatever it is...it looks bad.
argus
Active Member
This should have been anticipated. Also, take a look above at the work occurring on the 9th floor. Looks like replacement of insulation and vapour barrier. That would pretty much be a construction deficiency.