aiekon
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From earlier this afternoon:
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salsa
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skycandy
Senior Member
I really like this one...and less of a hodge-podge than its neighbour.
confusion
Active Member
I like how both developments have broken up street frontage that uses different design/materials to make it look like more buildings. I'm really looking forward to the Honest Ed site for this reason.
christiesplits
Senior Member
I'm pleasantly surprised thus far. The "broken up" frontage doesn't seem as disjointed as I had expected.
aiekon
Active Member
Based on how The Carlaw turned out, I was worried that The Taylor would not look anything like the rendering. I started following this project as I thought the Oko Skin was really unique and different, and would have been really disappointed if it was replaced with spandrel or traditional brick. So far, I'm really liking how this is turning out and love the fact that the front and back of the building is so different.
jameshan
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intertesting, I wonder if this is Streetcar?
Benito
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Yes as the title says it is Streetcar.
aiekon
Active Member
From earlier this afternoon - the residential side of the Taylor:
skycandy
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GeneralGrievance
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Our latest editorial provides takes a closer look at the cladding system: http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2016/02/öko-skin-adding-warmth-exterior-streetcars-taylor
skycandy
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Benito
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I'm looking forward to seeing more okoskin in Toronto. Nice finish!
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Benito
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I am too, it looks even better in person. I hope builders start using it more.