Solaris
Senior Member
Svenglezz ... cut it with the ASHRAE 90.1 deal already, I see it in multiple threads ... we get you point
If the City is no longer asking for ASHRAE calculations, does that not suggest its a non-issue? Its important to note that new buildings (glass or not) exceed OBC requirements and are able to obtain LEED certification ratings based on energy conservation standards established by Canada Green Building Council
If you are that concerned about glass condos, just don't buy one ... stop forcing everyone else in UT to agree with your point of view ...
Toronto is not the only city with new glass buildings, that is the standard world-wide, its just architectural trends ... besides, Toronto is not mostly all glass buildings ... only a high proportion of the new ones are glass (it does not make sense to build a 50 storey brick/cladding tower, imagine if that was applied on L-tower, yuk)
If the City is no longer asking for ASHRAE calculations, does that not suggest its a non-issue? Its important to note that new buildings (glass or not) exceed OBC requirements and are able to obtain LEED certification ratings based on energy conservation standards established by Canada Green Building Council
If you are that concerned about glass condos, just don't buy one ... stop forcing everyone else in UT to agree with your point of view ...
Are lot's of Condo's/Apartment buildings in the US cities mostly all glass like so many in Toronto?
Toronto is not the only city with new glass buildings, that is the standard world-wide, its just architectural trends ... besides, Toronto is not mostly all glass buildings ... only a high proportion of the new ones are glass (it does not make sense to build a 50 storey brick/cladding tower, imagine if that was applied on L-tower, yuk)