rdaner
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Just a little image for all of those who can’t understand why the architects chose the light green on 88 Queen. If you still don’t get it look at the GREEN spire then look back to the GREEN on the project. 
Toronto 88 Queen | 167.35m | 52s | St Thomas Dev | Hariri Pontarini
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Spire 10; building 5.Just a little image for all of those who can’t understand why the architects chose the light green on 88 Queen. If you still don’t get it look at the GREEN spire then look back to the GREEN on the project.
UtakataNoAnnex
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The former was the result of oxidation though. The latter...questionable developer decisions. >.<
Rascacielo
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Maybe it's supposed to be reverse oxidation. In a few decades the spandrels will turn brown, matching the podium cladding.