[whatever]

At least people won't see it from the Crosstown

 

[Roundabout]

April 15th update:

 

[WislaHD]

It's going up real quick now.

 

[stjames2queenwest]

the convex/concave curves look like they will be interesting

 

[Roundabout]

Glass has gone in on the first floor and some photos of the west side of the building.

 

[modernizt]

Mullion City™ Now with added spandrel!

 

[Tulse]

Are smaller panes of glass really that much cheaper when the additional labour for mullion installation is figured in?

 

[salsa]

So far the cladding on this thing looks a lot like Aura.

 

[someMidTowner]

Today:

 

[Roundabout]

This morning:

 

[taal]

Honestly I think it looks pretty good, at least the various smaller pieces of Mullion introduce some colour through shares of blue and white, and yes some green.

 

[Roundabout]

May 1st update:

 

[ProjectEnd]

It's definitely not Kirkor's worst effort but that is to some degree akin to saying 'I've have seen worse gangrenous wounds.' Why switch from blue to white spandrel in certain places, then mix them together in others?

 

[cruzin4u]

May 1st update:

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This image clearly demonstrates how utterly disgusting this development has turned out. Thank you again Kirkor for yet another eyesore.

 

[modernizt]

There are many different materials you can use to cover solid areas, slab edges, etc., yet we just keep getting more and more window-wall spandrel panels. We need our local architects to present developers with affordable alternatives to the "window-wall-on-every-surface" approach or at the very least learn to use it in a way that is tasteful, because very few firms have a handle on this at the moment.

The new glazing-ratio regulations should be inspiring creativity, or at least the use of other tried-and-true methods for building envelope design. I'm so sick of this stuff. This thing is an absolute eyesore and it's not even completed yet. Can't wait to see how it looks in 20 years!...