This building does a really great job at blending in with it's surroundings. You could almost look at it and think it's always sort of been there. In a way that is good, even though I'd still prefer something more iconic and bold.
Since this building blends into the sky, I wonder how many birds fly into it on a daily basis, or is there something special with the glazing to attempt to prevent this.
From the photos above, it appears that they finally took down the test curtain wall on the back of the adjacent entrance to the parking garage (it was still there when I walked by last week). I wonder if that structure will be getting sprcied up at all so as not to look quite so out of place next to the new plaza?
^Something is being done, as one of the pillars on the side facing Adelaide is being stripped and refinished. Maybe the entire thing will be walled in a bit more - or maybe not. In addition, just north of that parking entrance structure at the extreme east of the site there is a new flight of stairs down into the concourse level that has now had a structure erected over it. The area outside and around that flight of stairs looks like it's being prepped for a nice surface treatment. I was wondering if an outdoor restaurant seating area was going to be installed along the lines of that at Jump.
Thanks for the information, 41 -- that all sounds tremendously promising, I'll have to walk by on my way home from work tonight. I had been worried that the lot next to the plaza would be covered in gravel and surrounded by chain-link fence until the next buidling boom, as Brookfield has done north of Temperance beside the Cloud Garden. I am thrilled to hear that they might actually do something a little more inspired!