[urbandreamer]

Really? I'm rather turned on by this condo project:

I guess others prefer grey old ...

 

[SixPoints]

Imagine what would not have been in UD's second last pic above. So many changes over the last decade.

 

[Panontario]

 

[alklay]

Is this project using curtain wall instead of the less appealing window wall? Congrats if it is. This project could be quite the gem (imagine if 300 Front was as lucky in material).

 

[FinchConnection]

I can't wait for the lane way retail this project is bringing in.

 

[Johnzz]

Great photo Panontario, thanks!

 

[Benito]

I can't wait for the lane way retail this project is bringing in.

Me too, once that lane way opens up, that will be my route to and from work.

 

[thecharioteer]

Yes, it is curtain-wall.

 

[metroTO]

That dark grey spandrel panel is perhaps the nicest coloured spandrel panel I have ever seen.
I really like that faint teal tone in the grey and it's dark enough to blend in with the tinted glass.
And that curtain wall is so sleek and sexy!

I'm not quite sure about the random white and pale grey spandrel panels yet, I look forward to seeing more of that.

 

[DarkSideDenizen]

The step-out/wave is really becoming visible now:

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The northwest side, from up the street.

Again, one of the renders from the Five St. Joseph thread. Hope it turns out this nice!

 

[thecharioteer]

Yesterday:

 

[thecharioteer]

I'm not quite sure about the random white and pale grey spandrel panels yet, I look forward to seeing more of that.

The occasional grey panels are temporary and not part of the ultimate design.

 

[metroTO]

must be the protective plastic film, just like that red panel.

 

[someMidTowner]

Today:

 

[steveve]

This is such a pleasant surprise! The cladding looks sharp as hell. There is hope along Yonge...