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Very anxious to see how they handle the rounded metal / glass details here.

Where on McGill?

This one just keeps getting weirder and weirder!

I hate the little bump out!

This looks like ai garbage

This is pretty excellent - terra cotta cladding, nice pops of colour, well detailed window wall & interesting massing.

Ah yes, just like how construction was imminent for their hotel in the distillery district....

ugh

For a non profit long term care home with dealing with a tedious funding model, it absolutely is significant.

The renderings made this seem huge - in reality it feels quite tiny!

Have they started any masonry work on the podium?

I actually think this one will look fine if they use a nice tinted / reflective glass and spandrel on the curtain wall sections. It’ll all really come down to selection of finishes. FWIW I think when all is said and done, this and 8 Elm will negate (not undo) some of the damage done by the...

Starting to poke above the treeline - at least in the fall / winter

Kind of wish they planned to rebuild the school’s original cornice / roofline

noooo! now what building will play the FBI headquarters for shows that film in toronto

I..... do not understand.... They used black spandrel on the podium - why the switch to milky greige for the tower?

Thumbs down! Weird terracing / massing at the crown? Unsettling! White precast? With a formliner? Good grief Blue tile? For the waterfront? Groundbreaking Keep it simple, and add some warmth to the material palette. I'm assuming this is very early days and Arkfield will need to partner w...

If you look closely, you'll start to notice them all over the city - Davenport & Berryman And just west of KING toronto (on King, near Bathurst) is this fun little building

Normally I am anti pastiche but this is hilarious and camp and I love it. I do appreciate that all of the proposals along this stretch of Bathurst seem to be going with wildly differing architectural expressions which makes for an interesting streetwall that varies in a more meaningful and less...