Big Daddy
Senior Member
Who cares as long as we keep the old warehouse.
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Who cares as long as we keep the old warehouse.
P23
Active Member
What exactly do you want her to do? Mandate that a lane on King be removed? I want it to happen as well but it's not that simple.
Red October
Senior Member
DAE think Keesmaat is literally Hitler???!!!?!
Anyone perpetrating further manifestations of Godwin's Law in this thread will be excommunicated.
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ushahid
Senior Member
what is the street between to buildings? seems like they will have some kind of stalls in their.
scamander24
Active Member
The street between the two buildings is Duncan St, or Ed Mirvish Way in that specific section between King and Pearl. I walk by King/Duncan everyday, and cannot wait for these buildings to be built. One thing I wish they included though is a PATH connection to Metro Hall. There seems to be provisions for it in Metro Hall, with the wall adjacent to King in the underground concourse having a blank wall covered with ads and no retail.
Also, does anyone know if such an overhang (in the pic below) is even achievable? I'm not a civil engineer, but if it is, then oh boy we're getting some pretty damn awesome architecture in this city.
Also, does anyone know if such an overhang (in the pic below) is even achievable? I'm not a civil engineer, but if it is, then oh boy we're getting some pretty damn awesome architecture in this city.
Gotzvon
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vatche
Senior Member
That rendering is absolutely spec-tacular. Hope it materializes. Wow
MetroMan
Senior Member
The details are turning this into something really beautiful. The last sculptural towers wouldn't have translated into something as spectacular once they were engineered for the real world whereas the latest iteration is all about the details and its looking impressive so far.
I love how Gehry is working to make it fit into King St's existing brick building pallet.
I'm also excited that the Mirvish Gallery is being treated as its own project. I have a feeling we're going to get something very special since it'll be a standalone project. Technically, we're getting TWO Gehry projects. Twin towers and a separate art gallery.
I love how Gehry is working to make it fit into King St's existing brick building pallet.
I'm also excited that the Mirvish Gallery is being treated as its own project. I have a feeling we're going to get something very special since it'll be a standalone project. Technically, we're getting TWO Gehry projects. Twin towers and a separate art gallery.
ushahid
Senior Member
I use to think that 8 spruce is the most beautiful building In N.A but if this get build as shown in the renders and if they don't use cheap stuff this project might be the most beautiful project in North America.
ushahid
Senior Member
thanks! even im not an engineer but Ive seen few buildings that overhang like that.
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...act=rc&uact=3&dur=530&page=4&start=63&ndsp=24
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...m7x_VMKXPITUoASXkYH4BQ&ved=0CAQQxiAwAg&iact=c
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...4L1_VN_qCMS6ogT0koLQAQ&ved=0CAMQxiAwAQ&iact=c
http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=...iact=rc&uact=3&dur=913&page=1&start=0&ndsp=10
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TheTigerMaster
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I agree that M+G is most likely going to end up looking better than 8 Spruce.
Benito
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I cannot tell if the sentinel of the west building is still cantilevered over the Princess of Wales in the newest rendering. I hope it still willbe in the end.
Yes, it is.
And here's a close-in detail shot from just above the cantilever showing surface detail. While this is still conceptual, and you should not bank on this being the final design, I thought you might appreciate the 'brick' (metal tile?) design, especially at the creases.
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And here's a close-in detail shot from just above the cantilever showing surface detail. While this is still conceptual, and you should not bank on this being the final design, I thought you might appreciate the 'brick' (metal tile?) design, especially at the creases.
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