AlbertC
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For a luxury development I'm finding the cladding material here to be rather run of the mill.
Toronto Maison 77 Clarendon | 22.1m | 5s | Menkes | Richard Wengle
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I drove by here just last night but didn't take a pic because my spidey senses told me I'd just get scooped anyway 
AlbertC
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I drove by here just last night but didn't take a pic because my spidey senses told me I'd just get scooped anyway
At least you scooped everyone on the new gelato place in the Junction!
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Pun intended I'm sureAt least you scooped everyone on the new gelato place in the Junction!
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xy3
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This is a beauty!
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YongeBloor
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EOY Update: Looks to be nearing completion, there are PDI signs on the gate. Interior fit-out seems to have taken a long time for fifteen units, but I suppose the buyers are quite discerning here.
neuhaus
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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 of the typical frontal treatment of suburban homes where the front facade receives nicer windows, cladding and details compared to the sides and rear of the house where it is more basic to save on cost. The renderings (probably earlier versions) show sleek curtain walls, much nicer but still oddly out of place.
This one shows the penthouse terrace with window wall in a bronze finish:
It would be interesting to see more of the backside.