Toronto | Form Condos | 50.59m | 14s | Tridel | a—A | Page 19

ushahid · Nov 8, 2019

Good Job Tridel!

AlbertC · Nov 20, 2019

LUVIT! · Nov 20, 2019

Interesting hmmm. It is an interesting concept for a residential building with a great location. The retail floor seems low. Perhaps that’s only the photo. The front/side with the overhang will make a great location for a patio.

TheKingEast · Nov 21, 2019

This is a massive fail.

Towered · Nov 21, 2019

Probably would have worked better as a brutalist concrete structure.

Yegger · Nov 22, 2019

There is no method to the madness here. They took whatever leftover grey + white material and fins and threw it together.

greenleaf · Nov 23, 2019

The texture of the building disguises the spandrel. It works!

Ryan_T · Nov 23, 2019

Is this what 2019 brutalist style looks like?

DavidCapizzano · Nov 23, 2019

Total flop. If I purchased here I’d be pissed. This is a horrible looking building.

Midtown Urbanist · Nov 23, 2019

DavidCapizzano said:
Total flop. If I purchased here I’d be pissed. This is a horrible looking building.

If you purchased here, you would be concerned about unit finishings and condo amenities. Not whether the fins and the spandrel architecturally work together on the building exterior.

DavidCapizzano · Nov 23, 2019

I wouldn't buy in a building I didn't think had good architecture that was durable and long lasting. Yes, the inside is important as well, but to me (and some other buyers I'm sure) the exterior quality of the building matters just as much.

TheKingEast · Nov 24, 2019

WislaHD said:
If you purchased here, you would be concerned about unit finishings and condo amenities. Not whether the fins and the spandrel architecturally work together on the building exterior.

Um what? The interior matters as does the exterior. I have cared about the exterior of every building I have purchased in. Except the last one and I still hate looking at it as I come home.