TheKingEast
Senior Member
Hope it's their grand finale of construction. The Concorde experiment has been a giant failure.
Toronto Concord Canada House | 231.97m | 74s | Concord Adex | Arcadis
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Hope it's their grand finale of construction. The Concorde experiment has been a giant failure.
RZ12
Active Member
Hahahaha. End our misery. I don't think they have anymore land in the core? At least I hope not.
FMCS
Active Member
If they ended up using a gold or Amber coloured glass it wouldn't look as bad....but it'll be green-blue unfortunately!
taal
Senior Member
Is that likely going to be tiled artwork or actually coloured / stained glass ?
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Ends with a whimper, as expected. It might be interesting 15 years ago.
AoD
AoD
greenleaf
Senior Member
Weird ground level. Is it that sloped there that they can't have retail all the way down the street?
Tuscani01
Senior Member
The slope is only for the condo entrance. There will be retail at street level on all other sides.
khris
Senior Member
I don't like the coloured stripes at all. The designs are nothing interesting. So unfortunate. The possibilities here are amazing, but instead they go with this.
ChristopherC
New Member
I don't hate this project, I think in the future when we get more tall developments on this side of the CN Tower, it will be good. 
greenleaf
Senior Member
Ah, thanks T!
ushahid
Senior Member
I like the art in the towers
neuhaus
Senior Member
Too bad they have to resort to coloured decorations tacked on their buildings to make them remotely memorable and interesting.
Concord has done well with their public art, open spaces and building amenities and with every new building Concord does, the units, the interiors and common areas get better and better and compares very favorably with other condos in the city, however the exterior has always been relentlessly staid and lacking in elegance or exuberance. It's unfortunate Concord doesn't seem to have the courage to break out of their shell, especially on their tallest and last building of Cityplace. This could have been a winner but falls flat on their face.
Concord has done well with their public art, open spaces and building amenities and with every new building Concord does, the units, the interiors and common areas get better and better and compares very favorably with other condos in the city, however the exterior has always been relentlessly staid and lacking in elegance or exuberance. It's unfortunate Concord doesn't seem to have the courage to break out of their shell, especially on their tallest and last building of Cityplace. This could have been a winner but falls flat on their face.
G.L.17
Senior Member
This is basically a blown up version of the rest of their mediocre crap. I would say I'm disappointed, but I learned not to have any standards from Concord.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
These towers remind me of Tea House on Yonge. They are completely ordinary with no visual interest or even the slightest attempt to impress. The flash of colour is just there to hide the fact that these buildings are completely generic. The fact that this is Concord's last chance to make a statement and give something back to the community, makes it that much worse. The height they are preposing demands something special. I am very disappointed in this development!
Why do Toronto developers lack ambition and the desire to give back to the city? I just don't get it, when so many other developers around the world are looking to innovate, we seem to be happy with mediocrity. (so frustrating)
Why do Toronto developers lack ambition and the desire to give back to the city? I just don't get it, when so many other developers around the world are looking to innovate, we seem to be happy with mediocrity. (so frustrating)
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
Well, seems they have heard all the complaints about the monotony of blue-green glass. Now we've done it..