saynotofaux said:
First cladding is up...

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Can't say much good about the cladding thus far; hopefully it turns out better than I'm suspecting.
 
Not promising. Let's hope this is only for the Selby St building (hotel?) that's barely visible from its surroundings, let alone on the skyline.
 
Hard to judge on just a handful of frames, but that doesn't look that bad. Nearly a full height window, tight gaps on the panels. Kind of bothers me that on the full-height panels they didn't carry the line at the bottom of the sill through, but that's only because I'm really looking at it.

I mean, I hate grey too, but at least it's not busy and cluttered. So far, anyway.
 
The same basic metallic cladding look! But the windows seem to be dark glazed. And that might compensate for the looks of this building when added with the silver cladding.
 
Trending on the meh/subpar side for me. The first few pieces of cladding does remind me of the Couture Condos by Monarch during the early boom, a few blocks away at Jarvis & Charles:

Couture The Condominium | ?m | 42s | Philmor | Graziani + Corazza

As usual G+C buildings are best viewed from afar. This is another example of their embarrassing attention to details. I agree with Ramako that it would have been best leaving the overall floorplate to be consistent with the tower profile. Appears to be design indecisiveness on the architects...
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Beautiful solid looking cladding for the podium as seen in the second last photo up above nice !
 
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