CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
It's looking good.
Benito
Senior Member
Red October
Senior Member
Much more visually interesting than its neighbour.
steveve
Senior Member
Great tour today! From the batch of photos posted on the homepage, I'm becoming more and more a fan of Chaz. It's octagonal footprint is very unique and really sets it apart from most buildings in the area. Not to mention, Chaz and Casa look surprisingly good next to each other. Some great contrast in the design language, and having them next to eachother actually strengthens both.
I was hoping for this sort of relationship out of the original Mirvish Gehry proposal, but now I guess I'll have to look for the 1 Yonge project.
I was hoping for this sort of relationship out of the original Mirvish Gehry proposal, but now I guess I'll have to look for the 1 Yonge project.
Marcanadian
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Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Toronto by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Chaz by Marcanadian, on Flickr
Mongo
Senior Member
Separated at birth?
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urbandreamer
recession proof
30 August 2014
Benito
Senior Member
scamander24
Active Member
Benito
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someMidTowner
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junctionist
Senior Member
A little rivalry with aA and Casa next door brought out the best in P+S.
whatever
Senior Member
The two buildings play off each other nicely. I wasn't a huge fan of Casa, and Chaz doesn't seem like anything special in its own right, but as an ensemble the two somehow work together. The horizontal lines on Chaz are in dialogue with the balconies on Casa, and the massing of the two buildings work together in such a way to make both buildings appear lighter. P+S did well here
Red October
Senior Member
The two of them sitting beside each other improves both, IMO.