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someMidTowner
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From yesterday:
MafaldaBoy
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modernizt
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MafaldaBoy, your photos are always outstanding. Thanks for the contribution as always 
vegeta_skyline
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junctionist
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I prefer buildings with architecture.
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Agreed. There is very little to get excited about here.
simply Dan
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I like the clean minimal lines... doesn't hurt my eyes like Trump and its "architecture" across the street
taal
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I'm actually liking this one better than the first phase ! Those indents make a big difference.
khris
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I'd also take this over Trump any day! Doesn't mean I don't like better architecture though.
I agree with Taal, mostly, and simply Dan. I think it's better than the first phase owing to the windows looking right to me this time (no unnecessary frosted/fritted bit), and I do like the clean lines. The horizontal I-beam detail at each floor adds a little depth, shadow, and texture to the facade which the first one lacks. That this one is notchless at the corners doesn't hit me as a positive or negative.
That said, I didn't much like phase one at all, so there was nowhere to go but up, and while I think this will look fine, it certainly won't add any excitement to anyone's life.
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That said, I didn't much like phase one at all, so there was nowhere to go but up, and while I think this will look fine, it certainly won't add any excitement to anyone's life.
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While I'd agree generally with what's been said re: simplicity, I'd add that Mies was clean and minimal; Chipperfield is clean and minimal; Pfeifer is clean and minimal.
This is efficient, if lazy, corporatism.
This is efficient, if lazy, corporatism.
someMidTowner
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It is starting to make an impact from the foot of Yonge Street. Here are a few shots from today:
steveve
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Taken today:
