The whole waterfront should have been planned like the south side of QQE. Instead we end up with this mediocre/bland wall of condos.
I fully agree. Now this side will look like an even more vertical suburb next to Sugar Beach and a couple office buildings.
 
Jan 29, 2022


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A few today, February 1st, 2022, all taken from a distance from different places in the City, as Sugar Wharf photobombed my 7km walk:

From Jarvis near Dundas:

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From Mutual Street, just north of Shuter:

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From Church, just north of Adelaide:

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The grey balcony railings don't register at all from a distance. Only the black and white ones do. (I live a few blocks to the north.) I wonder how this will impact the overall effect of the supergraphic. I'm not sure this particular grey mid-tone was a wise choice.
It is starting to be visible from everywhere now, but yeah... it's very non-descript.
 
The one three bedroom unit has three full bathrooms. What sense does that make? What a waste of space when you have 1200 to work with.
 

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