DarkSideDenizen
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agoraflaneur
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Benito
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khris
Senior Member
The lighting should be more flooded. It's too concentrated looking.
GrandSlam
New Member
I think the issue may be that there are units on the level below the overhang. I can image permanent day light on your balcony wouldn't be great.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
About half of the white lights were already burned out & it was looking like hell. I wonder if these are LED? Anyway, IMO they illuminate much nicer when you see them in person and I'd bet money that the change was made because of the PH owners having such bright lighting on their terrace & shining down into their suite below. Even from a casual observer looking up, I think they were too bright before.
Benito
Senior Member
I'm sure these are LEDs, the condo corp will save a lot of money on the electric bill with these. And yes, there were a few burnt out lights which didn't look great before.
taal
Senior Member
I know with the Minto building here at Y&E a good chunk of the lights are always burnt out.
Benito
Senior Member
Then there is the malfunctioning lights on the Met, I wonder if they will ever be fixed.
Armour
Senior Member
What's up with the Bay Wellington Tower? It had LEDs added to its roof a year or two ago, had them switched off for months, then back on, now they're off again.
Benito
Senior Member
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The blue on Casa is pretty nice, better than the previous white.
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stjames2queenwest
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Casa is red tonight. For Canada day?
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
From my POV, both Murano have roof lighting feature lights burned out, CASA for about half a year, The Met's feature light has been pulsing red & blue for well over a year (and the wind feature hasn't worked in at least three years), RoCP has burned out lights - rooftop lighting is a great idea when executed well by the developer, but they need to be maintained by the building after turnover.