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Ex-longtime member. He chose to self-defenestrate from a mezzanine a couple years back...I think one of our longtime forum members lives in that building. He would probably know how long the elevator waits are!
Ex-longtime member. He chose to self-defenestrate from a mezzanine a couple years back...I think one of our longtime forum members lives in that building. He would probably know how long the elevator waits are!
In the Eaton Centre?Ex-longtime member. He chose to self-defenestrate from a mezzanine a couple years back...
The One, I believe. I think that's how they came to 91 stories...In the Eaton Centre?
Goodness, that's awful.Ex-longtime member. He chose to self-defenestrate from a mezzanine a couple years back...
In the Eaton Centre?
Goodness, that's awful.
^ Hand-crafted by SKYGRiD.When you consider what we got though:
5 elevators for 798 units in that pile too. Yeesh...
I may be in a very small minority on this, but I would actually prefer if they carried over some of that brownish cladding color (perhaps in the backpainted window wall panels that are being done in grey instead) up the tower. I say that because between all the black, white and grey of this Pinnacle development and the Menkes development to the east (as well as Pier 27 which lacks color outside some of the wood-like trim on the ground floor townhome-like units), this is going to be a very drab/sterile feeling area when it's finished (at least outside the short summer when some of the planned vegetation softens it). The first Pinnacle tower actually has some golden hue panels, but they're limited to the ceiling of the driveway (of all places), because apparently they determined that the only place that should actually have a warmer/more welcoming color palette for pedestrians is the driveway (?). I generally really appreciate the art moderne (homage) styling on the Pinnacle towers (even though the ground realm is generally fairly monolithic/unbroken/lacking articulation) but this area is absolutely dying for some more color