vatche
Senior Member
Toronto has an aversion to water features. Somehow they’re allergic to it. I’m in Montreal now and it’s all over the place. Even new condos.
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Richard White
Senior Member
I worked at a condo next to Harbourfront that had a water feature. Whenever it got windy we had to shut it down, whenever it reached a certain temperature we had to winterize it.
I get that Montreal has colder temperatures but water features are more trouble than they are worth especially in Downtown Toronto where things go from zero to wind tunnel in a second.
condovo
Senior Member
August 13, 2021
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Today. Artwork? Not sure if they’ll go inside or outside.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
Your-in-alls?
RickyBobby
Active Member
This is exterior art by An Te Liu.
Neil
Active Member
Well they might end up being both. 
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
Rascacielo
Senior Member
They look like funky pay-phone booths
gregv
Active Member
Shinan Govani column in the Toronto Star about Writer's Room:
www.thestar.com
Shinan Govani: First look at Park Hyatt’s reno’d rooftop bar: now dubbed the Writers Room — lipstick-red leather! velvet walls! — it’s the perfect place to plot Toronto
With views of the city laid out like a banquet and nods to Murakami, Atwood, Richler and other luminaries, it’s something to write home about, says Shinan Govani.
www.thestar.com
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Superstar
Studio Munge
Interior design firm specializing in luxury hospitality, food & beverage and residential spaces.
www.studiomunge.com
ADRM
Senior Member
Some scenes from the preview opening, last night;
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Johnny Au
Senior Member
Better late than never
September 2, 2021:
September 2, 2021:
Khaloody
Active Member
The fact that the signage at the top is not centered is driving me crazy. Beautiful restoration regardless.