Toronto Murano | ?m | 45s | Lanterra | a—A

On a gloomy day:

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a pair of mini Bay-Adelaide boxes with the notched corners... I guess they can create more corner "dens" that way....

its true - these have really picked up speed since getting above ground level. I remember the days of watching 3 guys dig the hole by hand....
 
I was out walking today and found a new perspective that made me wish I had my camera. From the South-West corner of King's College Circle you can just see Murano rising between the South end of Gerstein and the North end of MSB, and it looks amazing. From that distance the reflectivity of the glass really comes into play and the building just looks like one massive, shimmering, sheet of glass. It's also amazingly thin compared to RoCP (that was the first time I've had both in my field of vision at once).
 
I know it's way to early to pronounce a final judgement on this pair of towers, but dammit, they've got freakin' great bones, which we can see already, and I'll be surprised if these aren't the best looking condos in the city, no the province, canada, north america, world, universe, golden horseshoe, whatever, when they're done.

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interchange42 said:
I know it's way to early to pronounce a final judgement on this pair of towers, but dammit, they've got freakin' great bones, which we can see already, and I'll be surprised if these aren't the best looking condos in the city, no the province, canada, north america, world, universe, golden horseshoe, whatever, when they're done.

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I'm with you! They are nice.
 
whatever said:
I was out walking today and found a new perspective that made me wish I had my camera. From the South-West corner of King's College Circle you can just see Murano rising between the South end of Gerstein and the North end of MSB, and it looks amazing. From that distance the reflectivity of the glass really comes into play and the building just looks like one massive, shimmering, sheet of glass. It's also amazingly thin compared to RoCP (that was the first time I've had both in my field of vision at once).
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April 7

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Thanks for noticing DS - I'm very careful with my word placement!

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