BMyers
Active Member
Miscreant: kind of a dick thing to say. I assume you're rich and can afford a much nicer place. Post some pics of your place so I can dump on them.
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Miscreant
Senior Member
Actually didn't realize they were of the poster's own place. Sorry about that. If I had known, I'd have kept my opinions to my self.
Red October
Senior Member
Some people don't need acres of space within an apartment. Personally that'd be no more or less space than I'd need at the moment.
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
Looks bigger than my place... And I have a roommate.
metroTO
Active Member
Nice finishes. Tastefully done.
It's very unusual that there is a wall cabinet and pendant light taking up the wall above the vanity/sink with hardly any room for a mirror. Is the mirror inside the cabinet?
It's very unusual that there is a wall cabinet and pendant light taking up the wall above the vanity/sink with hardly any room for a mirror. Is the mirror inside the cabinet?
carturo15
Active Member
the mirror will be installed on the wall cabinet, it was missing when the PDI was donde
starks0980
New Member
Out of curiousity where do you happen to live?
Miscreant
Senior Member
I'd include myself among those people. But the size of a space and layout are separate things, and the latter becomes all the more important the smaller the former.
Zibnaf
New Member
Bathurst building
Thank you for the great pics! I'm a few floors higher and eagerly awaiting moving into the new place (November). Nice to see the finishes turn out so well and the ceiling duct work neatly covered.
Thank you for the great pics! I'm a few floors higher and eagerly awaiting moving into the new place (November). Nice to see the finishes turn out so well and the ceiling duct work neatly covered.
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urbandreamer
recession proof
4 August 2012: I prefer the Bathurst building, as the protruding boxes seem to be closer to the renderings.
RZ12
Active Member
I have a hate/love relationship with this building.
cmcint01
Active Member
It looks like they have started moving into the Bathurst building. I noticed a white sectional and flat screen tv in one of the lower units facing Bathurst.
neuhaus
Senior Member
Yes, the Bathurst St. building is far more interesting than the King St. building.
I really wished the white bands that wind up the building projected out from the facade of the building like in the renderings, rather than being mostly flush.
I really wished the white bands that wind up the building projected out from the facade of the building like in the renderings, rather than being mostly flush.
urbandreamer
recession proof
23 August 2012: Looking quite decent, although sort of dated with all that cheap glass ww:
The CRU is revealed--can you picture a 711 here?
My main concern with all these condos is the treatment of parking entrances off main streets. I really wish Toronto would insist---like in Vancouver for example--that vehiculer access be via rear alleys.
Only UT geeks look up:
Cafe opening in base of King West building: (Looks kind of lame though--not indie enough for me, but we'll see)
Overall, I'd rate this complex a B. With better ww--look at the Gooderham's glazing for example--it would've been been a B+
The CRU is revealed--can you picture a 711 here?
My main concern with all these condos is the treatment of parking entrances off main streets. I really wish Toronto would insist---like in Vancouver for example--that vehiculer access be via rear alleys.
Only UT geeks look up:
Cafe opening in base of King West building: (Looks kind of lame though--not indie enough for me, but we'll see)
Overall, I'd rate this complex a B. With better ww--look at the Gooderham's glazing for example--it would've been been a B+
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WiddleBittyKitty
Felis catus
UD - nice set of pics - but reading your posts today? Your acronymometer is stuck in the '1CM' position.