Toronto Liberty Market Tower | 99.97m | 28s | Lifetime | Wallman Architects

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Now LV feels like an unfortunate extension of CityPlace...

 

[WestEnd]

Today, May 1st. Coming down.

 

[ProjectEnd]

 

[Red Mars]

May 19, 2021

 

[Towered]

Does it count as a flatiron?

 

[liveright]

definitely a flatiron.. wonder which side of the flatiron would be better to live..

 

[WislaHD]

Thank goodness for precast brick panels.

Not that it's well executed here, but it at least makes the building somewhat interesting.

 

[drum118]

May 30
More upon site

 

[drum118]

definitely a flatiron.. wonder which side of the flatiron would be better to live..

Southside as there will be nothing blocking the view unless the CNE becomes condos as well you have sunlight all day. All other sides will have a view of other towers especially the west end that will see them in the next decade.

As for the road to be built next to the rail corridor, that will depends on what happen for the Ontario Line yet to be built, but been in the picture a decade already.

 

[liveright]

Southside as there will be nothing blocking the view unless the CNE becomes condos as well you have sunlight all day. All other sides will have a view of other towers especially the west end that will see them in the next decade.

As for the road to be built next to the rail corridor, that will depends on what happen for the Ontario Line yet to be built, but been in the picture a decade already.

Southside definitely has the views for now, here's to hoping some southside condo's are available in this building. Thanks for your input!

 

[Lachlan Holmes]

A few photos taken on Sunday:

 

[ProjectEnd]

 

[Domenico]

Shot today

 

[Yonscott]

 

[marcus_a_j]

It's sh!t like this that drives me nuts. Why are these spandrel bands not lined up all the way to the top of the building? Lining them up makes the design much cleaner, and doing so like I've sketched also makes it symmetrical with the other side.

(photo credit: @Yonscott)