Toronto 75 on The Esplanade | 99.97m | 29s | Harhay | a—A

DSC said:
and that it blocks all views from several Units in the TCHC building to its south! One man's view is another man's blank wall!
BTW. If/when that TPA garage at 1 Church Street is redeveloped (which is under discussion, their 'great east view' may go!
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I know people who paid a million dollars for condos only to have their views blocked before they even moved in....and by the same builder who sold them the condo with views
 
Newintown said:
I know people who paid a million dollars for condos only to have their views blocked before they even moved in....and by the same builder who sold them the condo with views
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Anyone buying in a city like Toronto which is seeing huge expansion needs to look at 'views' very carefully. Good to have a park or a condo/coop in a 'non-blocking' location as it is unlikely that a park will be removed and its very hard to buy and demolish condos or coops. (Though certainly not impossible!)
 
Taken at noon and the rest at 5:30.
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Those podium window really have a strong mirror reflection ! They pop out even more with black trim as you can see in the photos up above ! Let's hope those mirrored window's don't blind or fry anything across the street etc. Ha Ha !!
 
cd concept said:
Those podium window really have a strong mirror reflection ! They pop out even more with black trim as you can see in the photos up above ! Let's hope those mirrored window's don't blind or fry anything across the street etc. Ha Ha !!
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That will provide privacy for the residents...great idea...wish more builders did this
 
This is shaping up to being my favourite addition to the neighbourhood since Market Square (circa 1983, when I was two and a half)... luv everything about it - location/tasteful touch of height, massing and what looks to be great execution/materials so far. Don't need swoops, twists or shifts when a simple, elegant design looks like it has always belonged here.
 
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