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    Toronto Queen Ashbridge + Don Summerville | 60.15m | 17s | TCHC | Teeple Architects

    Just throw some popcorn on those cars and watch the pigeons feast (and poop)!😁
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    168-170 McCaul Street (Upstay Canada, 3s, AH+ Architects)

    Could make for an interesting dive bar with a band stage, as these kind of places are a dying breed.
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    Toronto Maison 77 Clarendon | 22.1m | 5s | Menkes | Richard Wengle

    The window treatment is more of a concern. The expanses of window wall with spandrels at the back and part of the sides, along with the stretch of projected linear balconies, also at the back, seems out of place for such an upscale building and disrupts the cohesion of the design. It reminds me...
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    Toronto Motto | 47.85m | 13s | Sierra | RAW Design

    It’s a certain quiet modern elegance to this building which I really like. My only criticism is that the white spandrel panels should be dark grey/black to blend into the windows so that the unique punched/chamfered openings read more clearly and clean up the overall look. Interesting, there...
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    Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Allied | Bjarke Ingels Group

    It’s the supply issue, as the complicated panels are fabricated and shipped from South Korea in batches of crates at a time. The panels are still in production so it seems it’s like stop and go progress as shipment arrives on-site. Looks like the first residential level of cladding on the south...
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    Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Allied | Bjarke Ingels Group

    Yes, the grey metal panels above some of the windows are perforated screens to hide the venting.
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    168-170 McCaul Street (Upstay Canada, 3s, AH+ Architects)

    Wait, so the last photo is of the finished building?!!! Took me a moment to figure out what was going on here. Hardly anything was done to the exterior, except for replacing the storefronts with a forbidding black wall with haphazard window punch outs which makes it looked like a remnant with no...
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    Toronto Forma | 308m | 84s | Great Gulf | Gehry Partners

    I’m typically pretty OCD when it comes to this — I can spot repeated pattern planks on laminate flooring or veining on a man-made marble or stone. At least here the repeated patterns are not that frequent and arranged thoughtfully. It drives me insane when I see bathroom tiles with the...
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    Toronto Forma | 308m | 84s | Great Gulf | Gehry Partners

    I’m very impressed with the steel panels. I haven’t noticed a single repeated folded pattern in each of the panels and curious on how many unique panels will be installed on the entire building once it is completed. I’m happy that they didn’t cut cost by using just a limited number of...
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    Toronto One Bloor West | 308.6m | 85s | Tridel | Foster + Partners

    Damn paywall. Can someone post the text?
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    Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Allied | Bjarke Ingels Group

    The building was computer modelled to simulate the microclimates (sun, wind, precipitation, etc.) for each balcony which determined the appropriate type of plantings. Each planter has plants selected specific for its orientation and location, so the landscape plan for each balcony will be...
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    Toronto Nobu Residences Toronto | 156.66m | 45s | Madison Group | Teeple Architects

    Those tiny corner balconies make the building look unfinished with the inconsistent jagged corners, and it looks like some of the faceted black panels are still missing (I don’t know if this is intentional). Those balconies are less than 30 sq.ft. (no room for furniture) and with a giant black...
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    Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Allied | Bjarke Ingels Group

    From today. The light and reflections from the glass blocks look really nice in person.
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    Toronto Queen Ashbridge + Don Summerville | 60.15m | 17s | TCHC | Teeple Architects

    Those bike rings never worked well in the city. It’s both an installation issue (the surface and base it’s installed on, and the length of the bolts and how it’s installed), and the use & abuse it gets in Toronto. They may work well in Europe and Asia, as the general population are more...

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