[jxmyth_]

I still don’t understand how this is 2yrs from occupancy

 

[rdaner]

I still don’t understand how this is 2yrs from occupancy
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That must be a mistake. I’d say springtime.

 

[NiceForWhat]

January 15th 2023

 

[DavidCapizzano]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha holy shit did they paint it bright red?

 

[Chronamut]

The hoarding along Front is down. I don’t know why they are advertising occupancy in 2026 as this will be finished by Spring of next year. Taken 29 November.

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Man I am LOVING that brick style! I was worried that podium would look bland but they really did a unique thing here

 

[rdaner]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha holy shit did they paint it bright red?

Or is it orange?! Hard to tell. Let me consult the Farrow & Ball swatch and I’ll get back! Lol

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

I've always referred it to as fiery red...the threshold where orange turns to red on the colour wheel, which can look more orange or red depending on lighting conditions...

...but if they painted that as such as Mr. Capizzano suspects, that's really cheapening out on the materials in this opinion. Maybe not as bad as burning it in EIFS'igy...but yeah. /sigh

 

[Toronto1834]

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January 15th 2023

How the hell were they allowed to paint this designated heritage building bright orange? Abomination!

 

[Towered]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha holy shit did they paint it bright red?

The Barn lives!

 

[Undead]

We always complain about muted iron spot brick so the gods heard us. Are you not entertained?!

 

[jxmyth_]

Is it paint or some sort of treatment that fades a little over time, like a sealant or something. Pls tell me this thing I just invented exists.

 

[Chronamut]

The Barn lives!

racist barn racist barn 1 2 3 4..

(you're a geek if you get the reference)

 

[Chronamut]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha holy shit did they paint it bright red?

not gay enough

 

[MOB]

Confirmed that it is a potassium silicate stain that absorbs into the bricks. They chose the opaque which is why it appears more like paint

 

[Toronto1834]

Confirmed that it is a potassium silicate stain that absorbs into the bricks. They chose the opaque which is why it appears more like paint

Is what we saw in the photo the final product or does it look different after absorbing?