Blue Diamond Condos and Foxbar Towns at Imperial Village | 88.08m | 28s | Camrost-Felcorp | Diamond Schmitt

AlbertC · Apr 26, 2020

Balcony glass continues to rise up the tower:

April 25, 2020

AlbertC · May 4, 2020

May 4, 2020

jje1000 · May 4, 2020

The balcony glass helps this a bit in combination with the spandrel-less corners, but it still sucks that more of the church could not be preserved, and that it's been reduced to being a condo's forecourt.

AlbertC · May 25, 2020

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Benito · Jun 7, 2020

Today.

Benito · Jun 14, 2020

Today.

Benito · Jun 21, 2020

Today.

AlbertC · Jul 13, 2020

July 12, 2020

jje1000 · Jul 13, 2020

Ironically works best where balconies can work in tandem with the window wall to hide the spandrel- works less well on the rear elevations and first few floors where lack of balconies means that the sleight-of-hand is fully exposed.

ProjectEnd · Jul 13, 2020

AlbertC said:
July 12, 2020

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*Why* would you not carry the dumb fieldstone across the third floor lintel???

GenerationLee · Jul 13, 2020

What I find doesn't work with this latest phase is that it feels like it's squeezed in to the existing area. It feels forced and really highlights the develooers intentions of densifying this site and thereby sacrificing urban design ptinciples.

I remember seeing this tower advertised years ago...it looks just as plain as it was rendered, so it's good they didnt cheapen it as much...although Im more concerned about the ground floor.

The Imperial Oil building now looks really hemmed in IMO...a shame I'd say, but it's just my understanding.