Southcore
Active Member
Not sure if there is an exisitng thread for this. Bathurst/Richmond according to e (small render in the link):
Toronto Harlowe Condos | 49.98m | 14s | Lamb Dev Corp | Core Architects
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RiverCity1
Active Member
Warehouse inspired + Red brick + Black window mullions = The west version of The King East 
urbandreamer
recession proof
I guessed Core Architects and I was right! Confirmed by BMyers and Core Architects on twitter Thx!
Thx!
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RiverCity1
Active Member
That does make sense
cmcint01
Active Member
Buildings on all 4 corners. Which corner is this going up on?
BobBob
Senior Member
It's not a corner, it's this stretch of Richmond St. W:
https://www.google.ca/maps?ll=43.64...Ms_SGkGOuA&cbll=43.646559,-79.403189&t=m&z=19
https://www.google.ca/maps?ll=43.64...Ms_SGkGOuA&cbll=43.646559,-79.403189&t=m&z=19
SteveYoung
New Member
I'd be very wary of purchasing a Lamb building. hopefully this one doesn't get built.
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Big Daddy
Senior Member
I'm assuming you meant "wary" - but what is your concern with Lamb?
SteveYoung
New Member
Yes, "wary". As a purchaser in one of his projects I have been extremely disappointed with this developer. Quality of the workmanship has been poor at best. I won't go into the major issues, but would never buy from this "builder" again. Ever.
AlbertC
Superstar
The warehouse inspired look is one of my favourite styles. I'd also like to see contemporary fire escape add-ons. Although more of a visual feature than actually useable, I've seen several condos in Portland that have this feature. Great added element.
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
Where's the render everyone keeps referring to?
ProjectEnd
Superstar
It seems to have been removed from Buzz Buzz's site (link in the first post).
BMyers
Active Member
You can find the project here: http://www.fortressrealcapital.com/projects/the-harlowe/ - feel free to invest in it too!
Xray_Crystal_Junkie
Senior Member
Hope you don’t mind if I post the render here:
Overall I like it. The use of brick is nice, but wonder how it would feel from the street and whether it would seem overbearing. Perhaps if the setback wasn't so high up.
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BMyers
Active Member
what do you think? do most companies like having imagines taken off their website without permission?
Does Queen & Portland by Empire overwhelm the street?