[jozl]

Is it just me, or, is that one ugly building?

 

[Red Mars]

Dec 13, 2022

 

[christiesplits]

A little too much spandrel than I'd like, but this is Toronto after all. Still, the scale and brick exterior works well with its neighbours.

 

[urb@ndweller]

From today.

 

[smuncky]

 

[urb@ndweller]

Based on the last couple of renderings it sure does look like the developer has added a 15th floor or a loft floor for the 14th floor penthouses. The side facing south.

 

[Dr. Snoot]

I have to say this one is turning out better than I imagined.

The park-facing side was always going to be a bit looming--but they've used huge, dark pieces of spandrel with very few mullions that I think are super effective at keeping the design clean.

It *almost* looks like a cladding system, but on a budget. Other condos could learn.

 

[rdaner]

Photos taken 23 February.

 

[SilverSable]

I have to say this one is turning out better than I imagined.

The park-facing side was always going to be a bit looming--but they've used huge, dark pieces of spandrel with very few mullions that I think are super effective at keeping the design clean.

It *almost* looks like a cladding system, but on a budget. Other condos could learn.

It is right! To be honest I thought this one was about to be kinda meh but it isn’t. Nice design

 

[urb@ndweller]

 

[kotsy]

From today

 

[Parkdalian]

Yeah, I agree with the assessments - I thought this was going to be hot garbage, and it's definitely in the "It's fine" category.

 

[jozl]

Nice overhead wires and utility poles. Let’s you know you’re in Toronto.

 

[AlbertC]

A bit hodge-podgey overall but I think the precast brick sections up top redeem it a bit more. I do like the eastside profile of the building and how it's viewed along King Street.

 

[kotsy]

Quick cell shot from 150 Sudbury St.