Toronto Cumberland at Yorkville Plaza | 124.96m | 40s | Camrost-Felcorp | WZMH

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If the main design feature is so clumsy and ungainly to the project, then why bother including it at all?

And what drove that idea in the first place? It looks like it's staring down imposingly on the old Four Seasons so your gaze is directed right into other people's units below you. If it was framing some sort of vista maybe it would make some sense but it looks like a weak attempt to "make the building look more interesting".
 
The building's north face carbuncle is there just to maximize square footage that would have been on a higher floor, had the building not be cut down to fit below the Queen's Park view corridor.

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As TVO's John Michael McGrath is (rightly) fond of saying, all municipal politics ultimately boils down to parking.

Yep.

I am not opposed to parking here and I know it is well used BUT why not give the space double use!? (This goes for every single TPA lot in the city. And every single subway entrance/exit on the TTC.)
 

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