AlexBozikovic
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Ground level (such as it is) is coming together...
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Northern Light
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Largely omitting aesthetic details...................
What is with this trend to have an endless row of vents off the front of the building?
That is neither necessary or attractive irrespective one's design preferences.
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Also can we not have proper space for attractive signage incorporated into buildings.............its not too much to ask in my opinion; I don't know that it adds any tangible costs (businesses still pay for their own signs).
AlvinofDiaspar
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You can refer to the previous page's discussion for what went wrong here and how this massing is a result of City Planning policies.
ProjectEnd
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Crane down!
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Rascacielo
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denfromoakvillemilton
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I like the neo brutalist architecture
mrxbombastic
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The building is fine but my god, that ground plane. A block long sheet of glass on a narrow sidewalk along Dupont.....
An inset alcove or two along the base would have been a nice embracing gesture of pedestrians passing by.
An inset alcove or two along the base would have been a nice embracing gesture of pedestrians passing by.
ADRM
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Totally fine; nice, even:
Unforgivably bad:
Unforgivably bad:
argus
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That street front glazing is very unfortunate, marring an otherwise good looking building. It would have benefitted from something similar to 783 Bathurst.
AlbertC
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Aug 1, 2021
AlbertC
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Sept 1, 2021
A Torontonian Now
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Northern Light
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Just 1 pic, taken today, September 18th, 2021:
But from an atypical spot...........The north elevation from Bathurst and Bridgeman:
But from an atypical spot...........The north elevation from Bathurst and Bridgeman:
AlbertC
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Work continues on installation of the balcony glazing:
Sept 18, 2021
Sept 18, 2021