Irishmonk
Senior Member
^Not really a fair bet. S-La has at least 16 more floors than Burano. Wouldn't surprise me, however, if SL was the first to hit the 48th floor. (or 50th, depending on who you believe).
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
drum118
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TOfan696
Active Member
urbandreamer
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caltrane74
Senior Member
looks like it will be identical to Murano, except its shape is a bit off-centre.
steveve
Senior Member
I don't mind the shape of the tower, but the podium look on the south side could have been put to better use. (maybe a few extra stories would be nice.)
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
The glass isn't staggered every second floor which, to me, is a wonderful feature of Murano
cassius
Active Member
Agreed. For me that was a major factor in "making" the two Murano towers. That minor detail had such a huge impact.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
Thank god we wont have 3 identical glass boxes..
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Burano really isn't a boxy point tower like it's beautiful cousins across the street so they wouldn't have been identical at all, also consider the base of the building will be nothing like the Muranos.
Jasonzed
Senior Member
from today
buildup
Senior Member
Something concerns me about this project. I decided to walk past it this morning to view the windows being installed, walking south on the east side of Bay. It seemed to me the reflections off of each window pane was grossly distorted similar to a fun house mirror. Is this sign of cheap or warped panes or frames?
catcher_of_cats
Active Member
I believe it is done on purpose so that birds will not fly into the building.
SP!RE
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This is such a painfully boring project. There, I said it. The podium will be handsome I'm sure, but otherwise, meh.