Canary Landing | 89.61m | 26s | Dream | COBE Architects

[jfuji]

Post blizzard shot from above

 

[AlexBozikovic]

 

[jsmith77]

 

[jsmith77]

First floor gonna get some cladding soon.

 

[Northern Light]

Just 1 today, taken February 15th, 2022:

 

[daniel_kryz]

Today at the Distillery Loop

 

[skycandy]

 

[innsertnamehere]

the slight curve in the tower is...

 

[Towered]

the slight curve in the tower is...

A pear of anguish?

 

[ProjectEnd]

 

[achender]

From this evening.

 

[lomeri]

From this evening.

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I’ve got to ask… what’s with these ugly dotted windows? Is there some new regulation that insists windows must look like this?

 

[Lachlan Holmes]

I’ve got to ask… what’s with these ugly dotted windows? Is there some new regulation that insists windows must look like this?

Bird-friendly guidelines, they’ve been in effect for a few years now I believe.

 

[daniel_kryz]

I’ve got to ask… what’s with these ugly dotted windows? Is there some new regulation that insists windows must look like this?

Bird-friendly guidelines, they’ve been in effect for a few years now I believe.

Not just guidelines. It's the Toronto Green Standard, which is mandatory. From the mid/high-rise standard version 3...

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Use a combination of the following strategies to treat a minimum of 85 per cent of all exterior glazing within the greater of first 16 m of the building above grade or the height of the mature tree canopy (including balcony railings, clear glass corners, parallel glass and glazing surrounding interior courtyards and other glass surfaces):

• Low reflectance, opaque materials
• Visual markers applied to glass with a maximum spacing of 50 mm x 50 mm
• Building-integrated structures to mute reflections on glass surfaces.

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At least 85 percent is mandatory, 95 percent is encouraged.
I think this is a good regulation due to the large amount of birds that die by crashing into glass.

 

[achender]

And from just now.