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Time for a ban on silver aluminum mullions

When I first saw the windowwall cladding at the top of the page , I imagined the bloodcurdling scream from the Psycho shower scene

No matter what your politcal stripe is, cars are incredibly dangerous, and will remain so until we have self-flying cars. There is a middle ground, such as a case for a private mass transit alternative. I'd gladly pay $300 per. month instead of $160 for a metropass from a private transit...

Not a fan of the new boxy charcoal grey podium and ommision of the curves on the Bloor side. Should have kept it as beige with the indentations.

In what universe do buyers think these franken-condos look good? These are all shoeboxes with crappy little one-wall kitchenettes with mini induction stoves, minifridges. Is this all investors buying off spec ?

Im going to go out on a limb, and predict that in 5 years they'll be scrambling to rebrand/reinvent it on a shoestring budget (yet again) , and "The Tenor" will be a thing of the past.

I dont mind the clean lines, but I wish the grey was more of a greige , orange, rose gold, or dark green. Somthing other than that cold grey.

I don't consider the housing shortage and housing bubble to be a political issue. It's both an economic and urbanist one. You don't have to be on the far left to be critical of policies that stimulate demand while constricting supply. These same policies kill urban vibrancy. When most people...

Why not look at things more holistically instead of focusing solely on height ? Screwing the historic low rise areas would mean the developer is hiring an architect to create an out-of-place bargain basement contemporary design ; rife with nonsense like mismatched spandrel, copius mullions...

It looks great lit up in softer warm white light. It's the best way to accentuate the scalloped facade. The colored LEDs just look garish and detract from it.

Picturesque view of Highway 410. Minutes from downtown. Starting from the low 500s. Master bedroom with double sliding glass doors.

The fussy balconies and V shaped columns and gap toothed section ruin it for me. It tries too hard .

The height decrease and unit reduction is silly, but parking increase makes sense in this location.

I'll give them credit for using materials and a colour palette other than window wall and blue/grey, but the design is quite slap-dash and similar to The Social.

Ultra brutal design

I agree, but at least the Hudson across the street has a nicely articulated crown, so it's not like the immediate block is nothing but two story Victorians and window-wall matchbox condos like much of downtown. If I had to pick my poison Id pick VE of the crown over VE of street level/podium...

The podium is somewhat bearable but the tower section, with its messy balconies steals the show, and not in a good way. It has a Soviet gulag aesthetic.

Stubby & tepid design. Why not build residential on top of the office?

The proposed design makes NY Towers look beautiful by comparision.

Fitting for the quality of this 'architecture'