modernizt
Senior Member
In addition to the very clearly different coloured panels, the two southernmost (furthest left in that image) panels appear to be the same glazing as used down on the tower.
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In addition to the very clearly different coloured panels, the two southernmost (furthest left in that image) panels appear to be the same glazing as used down on the tower.
urbandreamer
recession proof
23 August 2014: Nice hat! 
scamander24
Active Member
ushahid
Senior Member
why is the balcony floor thinner as compare to other condos?
TheKingEast
Senior Member
Looks standard to me.
urbandreamer
recession proof
30 August 2014: It's better-looking than an early morning jogger on Dundas Street West
ushahid
Senior Member
^ the pic looks messy because of cables. anyways thanx for the pic.
Miscreant
Senior Member
Yeah, but it's Toronto. Messy cables are everywhere.
Tewder
Senior Member
Maybe they could be carved and we could consider them local totems??
scamander24
Active Member
Miscreant
Senior Member
The sea-foam green mechanical really is pretty bad...but the building is quite nice.
travis3000
Active Member
Yeah I keep asking why they did that? Like who is in charge of these decisions. The colours don't even contrast well.
arvelomcquaig
Active Member
It completely ruins the building to me. Such an embarrassment, especially now that TIFF is happening right there. Ugh.
Ramako
Moderator
I agree that it doesn't look as could as it could, but an "embarrassment"? C'mon. On the whole it's still one of the better towers in that neighbourhood. If it's an embarrassment, then so is the rest of the Entertainment District.
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
Didn't Brad Lamb mention that the green mech colour wasn't the final colour for the roof a little while back? I remember him saying something to that extent in an article. I am sure it is back a bunch of pages on this thread.
(OT but a couple years ago I was driving, and had to slow down dramatically while going through an intersection to avoid hitting a certain B. Lamb that had decided to venture out across a King West Area street on a red light without looking. He didn't even notice my car. You would think if you were crossing on a red you would at least look both ways. A good thing I noticed him, as it was dark out as well.)