Aline Chahine
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this project is not designed by Giannone Petricone.
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The retail was, wasn't it?
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Jasonzed
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drum118
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Phase 1
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The site didn't look that much different just a couple days ago. First the last bits of the first phase:
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Midtown Urbanist
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I'm curious to hear how people here rate this development and architecture.
Not the biggest fan of a monotonous street block, but I do enjoy seeing brick.
Not the biggest fan of a monotonous street block, but I do enjoy seeing brick.
afransen
Senior Member
I don't mind it. I think it will look more natural in a few years when it is more lived in.
TheKingEast
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It's OK. Could be much worse. I like the brick, dislike the stucco and generally dislike stacked towns but they are a popular so I give it a C+
AlbertC
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Excellent scale, I think 5 storeys should be around what many of Toronto's outer main streets should seek as a model for intensification. Along with the concept of allocating retail space. In terms of materials, the brick mid-sections would be the strong points.
I'm not so keen on the grade level or how the tops are resolved. The beige parts are also quite drab. Even though there is good first floor height at grade, it just feels a bit awkward. Perhaps some subtle awning would have helped. Also ambigious on how should signage would fit naturally.
I'm not so keen on the grade level or how the tops are resolved. The beige parts are also quite drab. Even though there is good first floor height at grade, it just feels a bit awkward. Perhaps some subtle awning would have helped. Also ambigious on how should signage would fit naturally.
