mysteryman
Active Member
It looks like they're comparing 4 different glass panels there. It's hard to judge from that photo though as there's sunlight streaming through some of them at odd angles.
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caltrane74
Senior Member
yeah, you may have a point there. - They may only be testing the glass, which explains why its not uniform.
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
Yeh it's still hard to tell from the photos, and sometimes you need more than a couple of windows to truly get a good impression. I was hoping for clear windows however.
mysteryman
Active Member
The narrow vertical panels look faily clear, the wider ones have varrying degrees of reflectivity
ganjavih
Senior Member
Hmmm. I have a feeling after 10 years of anticipation, BA Centre will be extremely anticlimactic.
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Hydrogen
Guest
Banal or not, it beats the stump.
mysteryman
Active Member
it also beats the original pomo version
yin_yang
Active Member
doesn't look too bad, i guess we were all expecting a totally sleek and different version becausem of the renders...but looks like it's going to be a modern box with standard cladding...eh, will still look cool so i got no complaints.
Mike in TO
Senior Member
The City is pushing for more non-reflective windows on towers due to FLAP (birds hitting windows)... I would expect more office projects in the future to have semi-transparent windows that resemble residential projects.
Bogtrotter
Senior Member
Took this close-up today. They all seem to be differrent to me, so perhaps they are testing various types.
Andrew3D
Active Member
I hope they go with the bottom right one, nice and reflective.
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Hydrogen
Guest
I want to go with the one that's not there: the really nice one.
EnviroTO
Senior Member
I prefer the highly reflective and colourless as well.
maestro
Senior Member
again ... please tell me those aren't the mullions they plan on using
Blixtein
Active Member
Likewise. I'm more concerned about the mullions than the glass.