rdaner
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Taken 3 December.
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Toronto 11 YV | 221.91m | 66s | Metropia | Sweeny &Co
- Thread starter innsertnamehere
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thaivic
Active Member
BloorMan
Active Member
IT doesn't look too bad to me. However, I would prefer floor to ceiling windows.
BloorMan
Active Member
From today:
ImmenselyMental
Active Member
Landscaping work continues along the Yorkville Avenue frontage as move-ins appear to have started; photo from this morning:
Johnny Au
Senior Member
December 14, 2024:
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
It still looks a bit janky as the choice of materials seems to take away from the overall feel and presence of the tower...like a handsome individual in a Herb Tarlek suit. /sigh
Lachlan Holmes
Active Member
Two photos taken on Wednesday evening:
flavakid32
New Member
We look, and we don’t judge—well, not too much but I have to say, whoever chose these color selections didn’t do the best job, in my opinion. Good luck keeping those floors clean! And wow, is that washer and dryer part of what’s supposed to be a luxury unit? The interior and closet doors give off a low-budget starter home vibe—not necessarily a bad thing, but let’s call it what it is.
On the bright side, the exterior of the building is sleek AF, and I really like it!
On the bright side, the exterior of the building is sleek AF, and I really like it!
torontoontario
New Member
Which floor now? What’s the occupancy date ?
innsertnamehere
Superstar
kitchen and bathroom definitely don't look builder grade, but damn, that's definitely a cheap w/d unit.
Northern Light
Superstar
On the interiors, as posted by @flavakid32
1) The bathroom looks pretty nice, not exactly my taste, but it works.
2) Floor being that dark could be an issue, as the footprints illustrate, though, of course, if one has wet/dirty footwear, it really ought to come off at the door.
3) The Kitchen has decent finishes, but it's sooooo small. I can't imagine entertaining from that kitchen, and even storing my dinnerware, cookware and glassware would seem a challenge, not sure where the food would be stored.
4) The soffits/variations in ceiling heights is way, way too much. The variations are everywhere.
5) The building aspires to deco'ish, and old-school hollywood glam. The bathrooms, kitchens and floors at least read as roughly in-line w/that. The washer and dryer do not...... neither to the baseboards, whose lines are too simple and modern.
6) All the pulls/handles are in something like a brushed nickle. I actually like that as a choice and tend of to find a more brassy look as just a bit too kitsch / o'er the top. Yet, if you're doing the psedo-deco/glam look, I think something in the brass family was probably needed for contrast w/all the dark colours.
1) The bathroom looks pretty nice, not exactly my taste, but it works.
2) Floor being that dark could be an issue, as the footprints illustrate, though, of course, if one has wet/dirty footwear, it really ought to come off at the door.
3) The Kitchen has decent finishes, but it's sooooo small. I can't imagine entertaining from that kitchen, and even storing my dinnerware, cookware and glassware would seem a challenge, not sure where the food would be stored.
4) The soffits/variations in ceiling heights is way, way too much. The variations are everywhere.
5) The building aspires to deco'ish, and old-school hollywood glam. The bathrooms, kitchens and floors at least read as roughly in-line w/that. The washer and dryer do not...... neither to the baseboards, whose lines are too simple and modern.
6) All the pulls/handles are in something like a brushed nickle. I actually like that as a choice and tend of to find a more brassy look as just a bit too kitsch / o'er the top. Yet, if you're doing the psedo-deco/glam look, I think something in the brass family was probably needed for contrast w/all the dark colours.
Undead
Senior Member
I've seen TV stands larger than that kitchen.
UpwithOlives
Active Member
I despise those half glass panels in the shower that make it impossible to adjust the water before getting in. The controls should be on the opposite end.
Alexxs
New Member
1st occupancy starts now - final occupancy done in April - these guys move fast
