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The Tenor (10 Dundas St E, Ent Prop Trust, 10s, Baldwin & Franklin)
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Hydrogen
Guest
Geez, they're in a rush. 
Mat'u
New Member
I can't wait to see the exterior signage go up
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Toronto Life Photo Update - July 15th
Not much new...
...and the mess from Edward Street -
Not much new...
...and the mess from Edward Street -
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Cheap and oppressive - truly an eyesore of the year (if not the decade). Stacking a bunch of 20ft containers on the site would have been far more visually interesting.
Thanks again PenEquity.
AoD
Thanks again PenEquity.
AoD
EnviroTO
Senior Member
^ ... and yet this is probably their best project yet in terms of architecture. Windows!!
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
While photographing today I noticed the cement of Olympic Spirit at the corner of Victoria and Dundas has become strangely discoloured and is cracking. Not good.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
geek:
On the contrary, I can't wait to see it crack some more to the point of it being a structural issue. The end result could only be the best thing ever.
AoD
On the contrary, I can't wait to see it crack some more to the point of it being a structural issue. The end result could only be the best thing ever.
AoD
Canuck
Active Member
I hoping they're going to have ads on the Edward facing side.
ganjavih
Senior Member
Considering how terrible Torch turned out, I'm a little surprised that I don't mind this building. That mass of corrugation viewed from Edward Street is absolutely horrible though... my only major beef. I hope it gets covered.
The primary function of a design review board should be to prevent things like Torch and that horrible mass of corrugation on Metropolis. In contrast, the Victoria Street side doesn't look so bad... why couldn't they have done something similar on the Yonge Street side?
The primary function of a design review board should be to prevent things like Torch and that horrible mass of corrugation on Metropolis. In contrast, the Victoria Street side doesn't look so bad... why couldn't they have done something similar on the Yonge Street side?
MetroMan
Senior Member
Because the "architect" didn't walk further than 10ft away from the building.
I know the architect. It was PenEquity all the way.
Mat'u
New Member
...slowly but surely I guess
VoiceofReality
Active Member
If you look closely, it looks like the stubs for the signage on Dundas are being prepped for something…not much longer
VoiceofReality
Active Member
IMO I hope your design review board comment includes Yonge Dundas Square...let's redevelop 4 city blocks but lets visually block and physically seperate the square from the other 3...