M5V Condominiums by TAS Design Build and Lifetime Developments is getting closer to completion at its King Street West address in Toronto's Entertainment District. The building, best known for its bright red mechanical box halfway up the west facade, is championed by those who want more colour in our rather gray city for its randomized tinted window panes on the north facade. Today we get a peek inside the development as work progresses.
A Crane Lifts Materials Into M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Looking Out From The M5V Condominiums Lobby, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Entertainment Room at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Entertainment Room at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Terrace off the Entertainment Room at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Tinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Tinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime DevelopmentsTinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image cou
Tinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Tinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Tinted Windows at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Kitchen under construction in a unit at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Bathroom under construction in a unit at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
Back of the mechanical box at the M5V Condominiums, image courtesy of Lifetime Developments
This, of course, is the rendering of M5V that we are familiar with. We are looking forward to work being completed at the building, with interior walls painted white and lights turned on, to give us a better look at how the tinted window panes will look as part of the completed project.
M5V Condominiums, rendering courtesy of Lifetime Developments
What's your take on M5V? Comment here, or click on the links below to be taken to UrbanToronto's threads for the project.
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