rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 26 July.
The only purple building in Greyoronto that I can literally think of is on High Park Avenue just south of Dundas in the Junction, and even that is more of an eggplant.We need more pizazz, bring on the purple brick buildings!
I mean, just look at this joke - people are actually paying their mortgages and buying groceries and dining out on King West in douchey lounges by having "designed" stuff like this as a career. It defies explanation. My god. The crusty body shop had more character. Welcome to anti-Towered world. Like, it makes me feel like an idiot for not going into design myself if this is what passes off as hot and trendy.
The only purple building in Greyoronto that I can literally think of is on High Park Avenue just south of Dundas in the Junction, and even that is more of an eggplant.
I miss that place too. It was a gritty dump but I had so much fun there. Played a show in the Holy Joe's section (yes I was in a bandA moment of silence for the Big Bop. No matter how much that building has cleaned up and physically improved on the restoration with that furniture store I've never set foot inside before, it signifies a changing of the tides on much of downtown
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