Anyone got $10 grand a month? This is going to be a rental building.
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Toronto 50 Scollard | 147.62m | 41s | Lanterra | Foster + Partners
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am29
Active Member
Wow the rental supply is going up pretty quickly!
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Filip
Senior Member
Sexy!
Lenser
Senior Member
Pretty cool. Love that snaky, meandering tree line.
P23
Active Member
The step-down from four seasons to the building to the north is great, it makes for a nice transition in elevation.
Stupidandshallow
Active Member
LOVE this. I wish we had more buildings like this.
Benito
Senior Member
OMG I want a west facing unit here.
stjames2queenwest
Senior Member
beautiful! The steps down are great, but I love the steps up/ set backs from the ground as well.
FMCS
Active Member
Looks great in every way! Three completely new and different designs that are not simple boxes in two days.....more please!
UrbanFervour
Active Member
Love this proposal. This is what you get when you hire a great architecture firm to design a condo building in Toronto. Now we wait for all the local hacks to produce a raft of knock-off designs.
cd concept
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Wow its going to look great ! Its about time a developer creates a building that looks jagged like the Scotia Tower! Too many blue green box looking structures in the city.
Solaris
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Given the relative location of this site to the park across the street, I don't understand how the proposed height will be approvable with the concerns City has always raised about shadow impacts on the park
ProjectEnd
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The applicants dealt with the shadowing directly, showing how the building's form was generated by keeping the shadow within the existing Four Seasons shadow for all but an hour or two during the equinoxes. Apparently the City's greatest concern is actually the relocation (and loss of one) of the heritage houses on Scollard.
Armour
Senior Member
Absolutely gorgeous design and amazing attention to detail with the landscaping (as Lenser mentioned). Sort of reminds me of a condo version of HP's The Well office tower. Please don't let this get watered down.