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i am sure they are 80% sold by the buyers, who plan to rent them out to business professionals. considering st. jamestown is a place of immigrants and low-income families, and cityplace is a place of professionals and high-income singles. liberty village a place of cared people and in place to...

high end features and finishes drives more costs placed onto per square footage... which becomes expensive to own a unit there that people barely can own units there. liberty village - more trendier, and more atmospheric place unlike cityplace - no character at all, just skyboomed of...

care to elaborate what is unique about aA's work? have u seen them following closely to other designs of other firms? and where is the uniqueness in that?

it does not matter in comparison, just are the costs is the issue here. all developers are finding ways to save much money as possible, but at the same time, all developers try to beautify their portfolio for further portfolios to implement, which is the most important. Daniels beautified their...

no arguments here, but point well taken. have you ever thought of long-term on this building? the roof would require constant maintenance - those shingles wouldnt last for 25 years. why not using most advanced shingles to last longer than average. wood-frame construction these are normal for...

now that is one I would agree. you cannot even compare these Vandyk to Daniels, especially Daniels have used the same low cost construction finishes and yet the appearance looks expensive.

this isn't even right, actually accessing to vents (cleaning filter) should be in the room where the washer/dryer is. i have never seen condos with foamed ceiling tiles in walk-in closets. really, so if i put my clothes there, and if it requires maintenance, my clothes get dirty just because...

well said! these welcomes Calgarians to the heart of city of GTA! honestly, Toronto deserves much better than these... at least they could have used rich exterior materials instead of slapping cheap ontos the facades. are these stuccos a final ones, or theres more to be applied? it screams...

Zaha Hadid's Signature Towers in Dubai... at http://desmena.com/?p=28. now that is what Toronto needs one! end of boxy rectangular condos era, and welcome to wavy dancing condos era!

you never know... the falling concrete and structure is getting old, it gets expensive to maintain further gardiner... it might be decided to tear down and become street with huge pedestrian friendly sidewalks. time will tell.

single best firm with residential projects (by seeing the successful spire tower?)...? really, spire, is so 2000s... can we some 2015s, or even 2020s?? i am wondering what is they submitted a "superior competition entry" by expressing arguments or design parti ideas? come on, have we seen enough...

do you have source to believe that Concord suspended sales of Lumen? I checked website and they are still selling it... your right, those buildings (Quartz/Spectra) have been selling over a year now - probably it is not over 70-80% sold. their prices are ridiculously high.

sorry i missed some pages... aA won, based on what? have they released renderings for these signature towers?

... it is really sad to describe these low-rise condos. i really do not understand the need of doors on either left or right side from sliding balcony doors - A/C placed in wrong place. i do not see how they are going to beautify further, when aluminum sidings destroys everything and of course...

on these triangled lands after gardiner, would be ten york by tridel and harbour plaza by menkes?? pretty much the views would be blocked should they go higher than 59 stories.

they should get competition entries for this building, like the one mississauga had for absolute towers by MAD architects. stunning towers, and it would be great to see something another unique in toronto. if concord really picked aA to do the signature tower, then really they are fools, it is...

let's see this proposal happening, and increasing storeys from 82, 84 and 86 to 92, 94 and 96 and that will be awesome for toronto's skyline! i believe the higher building is, the lower cost will be per square footage to lure more buyers into buying one to keep up with market demand.

so shorty... in your opinion, how overall you are happy with edilcan's progresses with unit? quick question, do you have walk-in closet in unit? if so, are the ceiling drywalled inside?? i talked to some people who lives at one valhalla, they told me it is not drywalled, it is foamed ceiling...

hey, you got appointment for your colour selection for thunderbird?? (phase 2)... thats early, in my opinion. what floor are you on - and which model you took? the standard packages are rod, gra and other one i dont remember the name. i picked gra and played around with it, swapping from other...

Another of 90s buildings... Bring some glass! Tridel in all condos like Essex, West Village are joke in 2012. I don't understand what sells them good...