Recent content by DavidCapizzano

This appears on Tricon's website under the name The Ivy. https://triconhouse.com/our-properties/

Looks like The Heathview buildings around the corner... Not terrible but as ProjectEnd mentioned, these bois are thicc

Shockingly reserved for RAW - I like this. Can't go wrong with something this simple.

Is buff brick cheaper than red? Do developers think red bricks look dated? I like the refinements to the upper floors but without the red this feels super generic to me

I really like the scale here - and steel construction too! More of these please.

Man, Richmond literally can't do any better can they? This is so stock and standard for them. I guess it's fine but my god it's getting boring.

I thought this was under construction! I am pretty sure I have seen the forming company posting about it on their insta.

Passed by yesterday and a sales centre is being constructed in one of the buildings on site.

Really anxious to see how the red accents read against the green glass.

Gutting of a heritage building is a bit of an exaggeration and it sort of takes what I said to an extreme conclusion which doesn't really reflect how I feel, or what is happening to this building. We will have to agree to disagree - in the end it's Cromwell's money and not ours, so it's not...

The original guards were a continuation of the slab, not a precast panel. They had to be chiseled off and the slabs were reformed. My point was mostly that if they were renovating the balconies to modern standards, it would have been nice to see glass guards vs the folded metal panel railings...

Drove by today and noticed precast installation has begun - really happy this is going to be concrete vs metal panel.

I work in advertising and the general consensus I am hearing from other folks in the industry is that nearly everyone wants to be back in the office but with flex days and the ability to work from home when necessary.