Toronto 88 Scott Street | 203.9m | 58s | Concert | P + S / IBI

[ptbotrmpfn]

From Tuesday morning

 

[someMidTowner]

May 11th:

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[G.L.17]

Yesterday:

 

[Automation Gallery]

Thanks GL17 for taking time to snap all those nice pics of this and on going projects

 

[Marcanadian]

Might as well complete the trifecta...

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

Commerce Court North Observation Deck by Marcus Mitanis, on Flickr

 

[steveve]

Today:

 

[junctionist]

Beyond the precast sections of the facade, this project is a mundane window wall tower that looks quite boring from any angles where the precast sections are obscured by other buildings. Hopefully, the top will add visual interest with its series of setbacks.

 

[Christopher Brown]

I couldn't disagree more, based on this earlier pic from Skycandy.

 

[kris]

20170516_162631 by Krispy Toronto, on Flickr

 

[wmedia]

The precast panels on 88 Scott and the porcelain panels on Backstage seem to compliment each other nicely.

 

[interchange42]

Now with extra scenery:

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[junctionist]

Berczy Park looks like the idealized public realm of a condo rendering in that photo--vibrant and beautiful.

 

[4grand]

The concrete podium on this building is amazing. I know that it's old and has been refurbished, but I think it says something about the timelessness of well done concrete versus the ephemeral aesthetics of pre-fab concrete.

All you have to do is compare the podium to the rest of the building. The difference in quality of concrete is striking.

This is why Chicago and NYC have so much timeless architecture. Real thought and hard work was put into pouring and shaping that concrete.

 

[torontoboy]

The concrete podium on this building is amazing. I know that it's old and has been refurbished, but I think it says something about the timelessness of well done concrete versus the ephemeral aesthetics of pre-fab concrete.

All you have to do is compare the podium to the rest of the building. The difference in quality of concrete is striking.

This is why Chicago and NYC have so much timeless architecture. Real thought and hard work was put into pouring and shaping that concrete.

It's not concrete. I think its limestone.