officedweller
Senior Member
I agree that the slanted mullions look better than vertical mullions.
If they were vertical you'd have awkward triangular windows at the sides - like at One Bloor East.
The slanted mullions are true to the architecture.
Compare to Ritz Carlton:
http://thetorontoblog.com/2011/01/1...scene-when-guests-begin-arriving-in-february/
If they were vertical you'd have awkward triangular windows at the sides - like at One Bloor East.
The slanted mullions are true to the architecture.
Compare to Ritz Carlton:
![14-Ritz-Carlton-Toronto-January-14-2011-IMG_0749.jpg](http://thetorontoblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/14-Ritz-Carlton-Toronto-January-14-2011-IMG_0749.jpg)
http://thetorontoblog.com/2011/01/1...scene-when-guests-begin-arriving-in-february/
Today:
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