Honestly really worried about this development. It’s permanently on the waterfront and there’s no hiding it behind other towers. The renders alone give me a migraine.
I know Toronto permits mid-rise buildings in many areas, but that’s not the main issue. There is still a big gap between what is allowed and what actually gets built. I’m not saying that single-stair buildings will magically solve affordability, but they do remove some barriers and create more...
Other than the obvious issue of having a single staircase, this kind of change would do wonders for Toronto. Even allowing buildings up to 4 storeys along streetcar corridors would make a huge difference for walkability, cut down on car use, and make neighbourhoods feel a lot more lively. But of...
Don’t get me wrong—I like the blue colour of the left tower and how the lack of balconies gives it a clean look. It’s just that the base is one colour, while the three towers are different colours. Using a single colour throughout would’ve looked better, or even a more natural tone like the one...
i’m actually the opposite. I like the back side of this development more than the front. The way everything looks coherent and then kind of steps up toward the towers is really nice imo. The towers themselves also have some nice detailing from the back.
The front though, even though I love the...
It’s crazy to think that 100 years ago building a skyscraper was meant to be an art form and a way to show off wealth. Now it’s just a competition to see who can cram the most condos into a building with the worst-looking facade. The height is already bad for where it’s located does it really...
Totally agree. I’m just confused as to why this is a trend in Toronto where Buildings have beautiful brick bases and then the rest of the building be sterile white facades😭. Can they not continue the brick throughout the rest of the building???