Forgotten
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Remember the days when people were saying the building looked like crap? Hey folks, your apology is accepted.
Toronto One Bloor East | 257.24m | 76s | Great Gulf | Hariri Pontarini
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Remember the days when people were saying the building looked like crap? Hey folks, your apology is accepted.
someMidTowner
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DarkSideDenizen
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Wow, nice photo. Count the cranes:
Orson
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Taken from the Uptown Res?
Benito
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Yes.
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Armour
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I don't know about the green glass at the mechanical levels. It's like a Theatre Park situation.
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Yeah, I know. I've been waiting, but I think it should have been uniform all the way up. I'll 'wait until it's done'; but right now it just looks clunky.
AlvinofDiaspar
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I don't see much of an issue - the mechanical glazing resemble the balcony glass, which will eventually get to the same level and is exactly what it should be.
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Ramako
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It doesn't look green at all to me. Looks like the glass on the podium.
Benito
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The glazing on the mechanical level really does appear to be the same colour as that on the balconies. It looks quite good IRL.
steveve
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The only discoloured part of the mechanical cladding would be the air gaps that are the spaces between the floor plates of the mechanical levels. The colour itself is so close to what is clad below that it doesn't bother me.
I do wonder how it would have looked if the mechanical level cladding carried all the way down the building (as in, if there were no balconies at all and just smooth, uninterrupted waves going up and down the building).
I do wonder how it would have looked if the mechanical level cladding carried all the way down the building (as in, if there were no balconies at all and just smooth, uninterrupted waves going up and down the building).
stjames2queenwest
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The under side of the balconies I think really helps contrast and make the waves stand out. If there were no balconies I think the effect would be a lot more flat by comparison.
metropolis
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Looks like balcony glass installation is not going that fast. I hope there are no problems with glass supply.
Tuscani01
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I hate when everyone jumps onto this assumption that since balcony glass installation isn't occurring at a rapid pace, that it's either a defect or supply issue.
Balconies simply aren't a priority. It's not important. The developer doesn't care that the public can't see what the outer shell is going to look like. Their priority is having the inside of the building ready for occupancy. Having completed balconies is near the bottom of the priority list.