catcher_of_cats
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Once the rest of the cladding arrives this project should really stand out as a true beauty. Kudos to all those involved in this project.
Toronto 60 Richmond Street East | ?m | 11s | TCHC | Teeple Architects
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Sleek cladding!
I can't wait to see this baby finished
Keep the updates coming!
I can't wait to see this baby finished
Keep the updates coming! allabootmatt
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Wow. Quite a winner.
I have to say that I am continually impressed by the architecture being bankrolled by the TCHC. Say what you want about Derek Ballantyne, but he definitely has a vision, and I find his determination to put the best architects to work on social housing is a wonderful return to a tradition neglected since about when Mies built Lafayette Park.
I have to say that I am continually impressed by the architecture being bankrolled by the TCHC. Say what you want about Derek Ballantyne, but he definitely has a vision, and I find his determination to put the best architects to work on social housing is a wonderful return to a tradition neglected since about when Mies built Lafayette Park.
Automation Gallery
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Lets hope so,their track record has been dismal.
lxmoss
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ProjectEnd
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Doesn't seem like much progress from the last update...
Sir Novelty Fashion
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Some bold colour choices there.
DSC
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Don't get TOO excited, the orange and blue bits will shortly be covered by black cladding!
maestro
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black and white
Rusty
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From an article in Now about the Future of Farming in Toronto with shot of 60 Richmond.
http://www.nowtoronto.com/news/story.cfm?content=168539
"This is what the future of urbanism looks like: living, growing forms, with gardens to feed their inhabitants and sophisticated mechanical systems to reuse stormwater as well as green, cool and cleanse the air."
http://www.nowtoronto.com/news/story.cfm?content=168539
"This is what the future of urbanism looks like: living, growing forms, with gardens to feed their inhabitants and sophisticated mechanical systems to reuse stormwater as well as green, cool and cleanse the air."
BobBob
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I don't think gardens can feed inhabitants any more than they can cleanse the air. We need massive fields and massive forests for that, respectively.
But they certainly do add to the charm and livability of a place.
But they certainly do add to the charm and livability of a place.
Torontovibe
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I love this project. It's gonna be one sexy building.
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-04-07
By torontovibe, shot with DSC-N1 at 2009-04-07
urbandreamer
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17 April 2009 photo update
Hot hot hot! taken on a Hot hot hot! day.
Hot hot hot! taken on a Hot hot hot! day.
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androiduk
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From a distance the cladding almost looks like slate but up close it doesn't look nearly as attractive, very industrial looking. And if you look at UD's pix above it looks even worse because of the uneven surface.
condovo
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I like the rivets. Thanks for the pics.