Oshawa 80 Bond East | ?m | 20s | Atria | Wallman Architects
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Atria finds niche in downtown Oshawa, builds across GTA
Gyan Chand Jain began developing in Toronto in 1969. His sons Hans and Vipin later founded Atria Development to continue a tradition of revitalizing communities by building new projects and repurposing existing structures. Atria has now grown to about 40
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AlbertC
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carylnate20-76
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WZ1
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As seen from Downtown Oshawa
innsertnamehere
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Moving at a good clip. The first phase here seemed huge for Oshawa and now this just dwarves it.
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egotrippin
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80 Bond making its mark on Oshawa's fledgling skyline.
PasticheProtégé
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One humble cell pic from Mary & Bond. The precast cladding looks great! Also, the scale of this (especially the retail base) is really huge for Oshawa. I didn’t realize until I saw it in person today.
TossYourJacket
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Looking better than a lot of downtown condos tbh. Full height windows, reasonably placed spandrel, etc. Like, none of these concepts are hard to get right, and I'm glad to see they've done a decent job here.
This is how Lillian Park should have worked, with the staggered frame design. Lillian Park's white spandel centred between concrete frame totally self-sabotaged the effect though:
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rbt
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From today.
sixblocks
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Today: South side
Today: West side
egotrippin
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Time for my semi-annual need to go up on the roof update. Cladding nearly complete, remainder of crane still needs to be removed and that cladding filled in. Honestly, it's not too bad; the white clad portion anyway. It's not going to win any awards but it's nice to see the revitalization of the core continue. This city has a lot of potential and I hope it's realized sooner than later.
