Welp...

Is there a reason the lighter grey spandrel couldn’t have been vision glass? Seems like it’s not really covering anything.

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isn't only around 40% max of a residential building facade is allowed to be vision glass in Ontario since a the regs were changed a couple of years ago.
it's why we get these types of combinations ever since and no more all vision glass residential buildings anymore.

This building is way less than 40% glass, maybe more like 20%. So this is simply a design decision. Is it a good one in terms of aesthetics? Maybe not so much; budget-driven more likely.

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The standard for "invisible" spandrel panels, ie, ones that match the vision glass seamlessly, has been set at East FiftyFive Condos. Anything less is a letdown, IMO. Sugar Wharf Condos, for example, looks like it's meeting that standard.

Here? Nope. Another example of The Cheapening™️ at The Well.
 
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another project using the "invisible" spandrel is AZURA condos. i hope other developrs learn from it.
 
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Don't suppose it'll be too long before we get a glimpse of the cladding for the tallest residential building. Now that they're on to the tower it's really climbing quickly.
 

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