isaidso
Senior Member
Visually more interesting than 80% of what we usually get. They even managed to make toothpaste green (which I detest) look good.
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DavidCapizzano
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I like it. Light and airy with lots of depth. Nice symmetrical grids and window alignment on all sides. While I think the toothpaste was more of a spec error vs an intentional choice, it doesn’t really bug me now that the entire structure is clad.
I do wish the podium gold bits were a bit brighter and more metallic, but that’s really just splitting hairs.
I do wish the podium gold bits were a bit brighter and more metallic, but that’s really just splitting hairs.
Koops65
Senior Member
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 4 November. Lobby for 88 Queen almost ready.
Vminkov
Active Member
rdaner
Senior Member
Occupancy of the units here must be soon. And the passageway from Queen to the plaza is accessible. And of course a cinnamon roll with pistachios and coffee from Panemor. Taken 19 November.
Lisa1956
New Member
Crane has come down
DSCToronto
Superstar
The courtyard at Mutual, today.
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ryanbruins17
Active Member
Nothing too in depth. Just comparing the same view from 20 odd months apart.
May 9 2023 vs. Feb. 6 2025 (today)
May 9 2023 vs. Feb. 6 2025 (today)
KAR246
Active Member
February 7:
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 14 February. This is 747 units plus however many hotel rooms go into the podium. This one building has more condos than most US downtowns will add in total this year! And a little street art/obligatory coffee stop at Versus.
JamesMcGrath
Active Member
Has there been any digging at the Queen and Church development? I don't want to bump its thread and it is visible in these photos haha
Vminkov
Active Member
ryanbruins17
Active Member
Perhaps someone could shed some light on the reasoning here, but I really don't understand why there are no trees (or spots for trees) along Queen St. in front of this building.
On both of the north-south streets on the flanking sides, there trees (or spots for trees), but along the significantly more prominent, and seemingly deeper/wider Queen St. frontage, there is nothing.
What is the thinking/ reasoning behind this?
Mutual St. (Trees
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Queen St. (Naked
)
Dalhousie St. (Spots for trees reserved)
On both of the north-south streets on the flanking sides, there trees (or spots for trees), but along the significantly more prominent, and seemingly deeper/wider Queen St. frontage, there is nothing.
What is the thinking/ reasoning behind this?
Mutual St. (Trees
)Queen St. (Naked
)Dalhousie St. (Spots for trees reserved)
Mihairokov
Active Member
I'd much prefer Queen didn't have trees. We need more wider sidewalks in this city.