In the grand scheme of things there's nothing too interesting about the exterior of this building. However, considering Toronto's obsession with the banal, this is a real winner for the city.
I guess fine in a sense, but it replaced a decent building with something cheaper looking, and with poor massing, heck the street level is a wash. 365 Church is worse, but the exterior to the Eglinton is still quite unfortunate.
I'd say its average with any condo building recently, but that doesn't mean its not mediocre.
I quite like this overall for the obvious reasons stated by others, the use of curves and colour are welcome relief from more typically banal boxes.
I still would have preferred real brick to pre-cast on the podium; but such is the need for value-engineering.....
My only other very slight nit, is that the colouration of the precast doesn't quite line-up w/that of the fins. The fins are a bit more red, and the precast is a bit more orange/tan.
I don't know that they need to be a perfect match, but I think I would have liked to see it a bit closer w/the podium becoming a bit redder and more vivid.