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Dan R said:
an anyone answer why the balconies only show plain glass when their marketing literature showed this:
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More practically, at some point between between the current balcony glass used and that render, the developer cheapened right out. /sigh
 
goodcitywhenfinished said:
Good god they build better looking condos in Markham. It's like a suburban cheapo condo landed in the center of Toronto
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That's the worst part....lol. It's the location. Right in the middle of the city totally visible from Dundas Square. Tourist from all over the world come here and this is what they see...lol.
 
C-mac said:
That's the worst part....lol. It's the location. Right in the middle of the city totally visible from Dundas Square. Tourist from all over the world come here and this is what they see...lol.
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It will be completely blocked from Dundas square in about 2 years by 252 Church
 
C-mac said:
That's the worst part....lol. It's the location. Right in the middle of the city totally visible from Dundas Square. Tourist from all over the world come here and this is what they see...lol.
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I'd worry about our transit system and busted up public realm long before singling out any single residential building.
 
Undead said:
I'd worry about our transit system and busted up public realm long before singling out any single residential building.
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Not at all. Most tourist don't judge how much they liked a city based on the local transit system. They judge on things like their cheap version of times square and cool buildings.
 
They do judge how easy it is to get around a city. That sort of thing always stands out, especially if you're somewhere new. And they will certainly notice the crumbling public realm.

When I was taking the RER from CDG to central Paris, I noticed it was a fairly quick and easy ride; I also noticed the graffiti all over the trains. I don't remember a single building anywhere on the line standing out to me.

Most people aren't architecture/development nerds like us. No one will notice one random condo in a sea of random condos.
 
Undead said:
They do judge how easy it is to get around a city. That sort of thing always stands out, especially if you're somewhere new. And they will certainly notice the crumbling public realm.

When I was taking the RER from CDG to central Paris, I noticed it was a fairly quick and easy ride; I also noticed the graffiti all over the trains. I don't remember a single building anywhere on the line standing out to me.

Most people aren't architecture/development nerds like us. No one will notice one random condo in a sea of random condos.
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If you go on youtube, most tourist actually praise our transit system, but even if they didn't, I don't think anyone says "don't visit Toronto because the subway sucks". I have no idea if they will notice a god awful condo in the back drop of our Times Square, but most tourist will swing by Dundas Square, and I still think it's embarrassing.
 
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