UrbanAffair
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They mentioned the first tower is complete, does that mean the tops of the towers wont be reclad in a darker shade to match the lower sections of themselves?
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some shots from today....
I'm almost 100% positive that ALL of urbantoronto defines "high quality" as a building with curtain wall. If it doesn't have curtain wall it is AUTOMATICALLY "low quality"...I just think it's absolutely ridiculous...
i think you can distinguish between what looks high quality and cheap (if not, at least aesthetically). for example l tower compared to shangri-la... shangri-la blows it away. i think most people can tell just by looking at crystal blu that it is only subpar.
He's right... blue glass is so cheap
If anything, couldn't you assume it to be of higher quality due to various dyes involved in the production?
Both statements are illogical - colour means nothing to suggest higher or lower quality IMO, and such claims really should be backed by some sort of fact.
Wow, completely missed the point - Crystal Blu is the name of a condo in Toronto with horrible cheesy looking cladding. It is insulting to infer that someone would equate colour with quality.
Yep - missed that one, could have been tired while reading your post.
Regardless - you're statement was made as if it was fact - "i wish the materials were a bit higher quality, especially on the main glass (not balcony glass) for it to truly be world class..."
I agree that certain designs can suggest a cheaper "feel", but I don't agree that anyone is able to tell actual quality of any glass panels by simply looking at it from a distance - it's glass.... whether clear or tinted, it pretty well all looks the same. Personal opinion though.
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