[AlbertC]

The colour of those panels definitely look like a shade of subtle mint green up close in person.

It's a shame they couldn't have gone for the same execution as the Woodsworth College student residences building at St. George & Bloor.

gh3* — Woodsworth College Residence and Academic Building

The Woodsworth College Student Residence is the first building in nearly a century that the University of Toronto has realized along the Bloor Street edge of the campus. The student residence performs a dual role within the urban realm. It stands as a gateway anchoring the north end of the world ren

www.gh3.ca

 

[AlbertC]

 

[Amare]

One thing we know for certain is that this development will be Spandelicious!

And not in a good way.

 

[AlbertC]

The spandrel reminds me of Daniels' High Park Condos also designed by Diamond Schmitt:

 

[Edward Skira]

more like pukegreenhaus

 

[AlbertC]

The lighting of the day tends to define how green that spandrel looks. Seems like when it's cloudy or seen in the shade, the green becomes more vivid.

Main and Main's 5249 Dundas project, also designed by Diamond Schmitt, looks to be handling the usage of white spandrel better with a more accurate colour tone.

Station Place | 134.72m | 40s | First Capital | Diamond Schmitt

I'm shuttering just thinking about what kind of cladding they'll be putting up here. I know it's not going to be good, but just how bad it might get has got me really worried. Don't expect developers to produce quality in Etobicoke...

urbantoronto.ca

 

[interchange42]

The lighting of the day tends to define how green that spandrel looks. Seems like when it's cloudy or seen in the shade, the green becomes more vivid.

Main and Main's 5249 Dundas project, also designed by Diamond Schmitt, looks to be handling the usage of white spandrel better with a more accurate colour tone.

Station Place | 134.72m | 40s | First Capital | Diamond Schmitt

I'm shuttering just thinking about what kind of cladding they'll be putting up here. I know it's not going to be good, but just how bad it might get has got me really worried. Don't expect developers to produce quality in Etobicoke...

urbantoronto.ca

So the developer there is willing to spend more and not go with the cheapest cladding options…

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[AlbertC]

 

[condovo]

The back of the building is better than the front. Looks cleaner, less cluttered.

 

[AlbertC]

 

[Yegger]

we need something to go up to the south ASAP to block out this turd

 

[AlbertC]

 

[drum118]

Dec 27
More up on my site

 

[Amare]

The cladding here is so cheap, it litereally looks like it could peel off like an orange with ease.

 

[Yegger]

i don't mind the brown cladding as well as the balcony caps, which should clean up the final product