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^You're welcome! My vertical part is also the chaise as well. There are some sofas that have an ottoman which is flush w/ the sofa, so it can be moved to either side and act as a chaise, if flexibility is what you like. I'm going w/ a regular chaise myself though.

Hmm, I originally leaned towards GREEN but I'm starting to lean towards RED because I agree that it defines the space better and because my common living space is kinda big enough, so I'm not too concerned about the open area. Also agree about not blocking the sliding door, making it harder to...

Bump for this and also if there is a specific NXT website for its homeowners. Thx.

^Yes, it is the kitchen area.

TV's non-existent right now lol. I'm planning to hang it on that wall because the partitiion between the living room and bedroom opens up, so that I will be able to see the TV from the bedroom. If I put the TV where the sofa would be, then I'll need another TV for the bedroom.

If you had this layout, where would you place a L-shaped sofa: 1. RED, because then more people can view outside of the window; or 2. GREEN, because it creates a more open space with the rest of the room to the left. If you have other reasons, I'd like to know. Thx. NB: pls vote in the...

Btw, are any of you joining that 'Stratacon' submetering? Is it any good?

Is anyone's thermostat working properly and in Celsius? Thx. EDIT: figured it out.

^Thx for the helpline #. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it work and the customer care person from Honeywell was basically unhelpful. Apparently we have the TB8575A model (you can pull off the face after unscrewing the bottom) but they have no info on the unit(!). I'm trying to email them for...

^Thx for the comments. I hear you about the construction stage...looks like at least 1 year since NXT2 hasn't even laid its foundation yet? Btw, does anyone know how to operate the Honeywell thermostat? It's stuck in Fahrenheit.

To those already moved into NXT, it would be great if you could share your experiences to those who are waiting to join you guys! Here are some questions if you'd like to share: 1. I assume that there is underground parking but the spaces have not been assigned, so perhaps there is just a...

Yup, there will always be tradeoffs: if one prefers ultra-convenience, chances are the property will be in the city core and it will be relatively crammed, but then one would command high prices because that's what they paid to get in on the action (seems like the majority of buyers prefer this...

I'll have to re-check it again when I move in.

Hmm, I'll have to srsly disagree w/ that to call it "2nd rate". I prefer to live away from the crazy concrete jungle yet be close enough if I want to access some amenities once in a while. It's not my fault most ppl sacrifice quality of living for supposedly more convenience and the 'image' of...

Congrats on moving in! You must be one of the 1st. Hmm, that statement from CS sounds weird...as if there's a chance it *won't* get built? Isn't it even more sold in percentage terms than NXT?

Agreed...that's why we have to figure out some rubber trim to cover such gap.

I think there are some rubber liner thingys one can get to fill up the gap. I'm going to use my imagination and devise a locking mechanism as well.

It does, but I'm sure I'll figure something it via DIY...probably construct a makeshift lock and some rubber trims to conceal the 'gap' between the sliders and the wall.

Wow, did they say it will take a whole year to repair? That seems crazy. It is the std in Toronto? Glad to hear that your PDI otherwise went well.

Ok, I believe you. :)