Toronto Artists' Alley | 121.91m | 39s | Lanterra | Hariri Pontarini

TheKingEast · Aug 15, 2024

karledice said:
Given two units of similar price/size, location and view, one is Tridel built and one is Lanterra built, which one would you pick?

Ask 10 other people and see what 10 people pick.

Tridel and Lanterra not even in the same galaxy.

Vminkov · Aug 20, 2024

Red_Bulmer said:
Not one kitchen island

I call them Uber Eats kitchens

steveve · Aug 21, 2024

Today

xy3 · Aug 23, 2024

Vminkov said:
I call them Uber Eats kitchens

Who will be able to afford Uber Eats once tech/marketing jobs are mostly replaced by AI? Most of those private sector jobs will be gone in 10 years.

The sales reps pushing these "european style" "all elfs" kitchens with chintzy induction hotplates and mini-fridges seem to think the gravy train will never end. They are in for a rude awakening.

70Challenger · Aug 23, 2024

I wish there were some pops of colour, especially since OCAD is next door and it's literally called Artist's Alley.

Rascacielo · Aug 23, 2024

70Challenger said:
I wish there were some pops of colour, especially since OCAD is next door and it's literally called Artist's Alley.

Variations of art/artist(s) seem to be the norm for condo/ apartment names in the vicinity of OCAD/AGO - they don't reflect the aesthetics of the buildings. Even the old (1980s) tower at the southwest corner of Dundas & St Patrick - not sure if it's part of Village by the Grange, but its entrance is next to the mall entrance - is called Artisan something or other, and it's as nondescript as a 40+ year old tower can be.