tripwire
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From Nov 5th (not much exterior change since my Oct 4th picture?):
T3 Bayside | 42m | 10s | Hines | 3XN
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Riseth
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November 8, 2022
Justelena
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formerTorontonian
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I like the gold fins and their irregular pattern/application, but the ground realm is absolutely horrible/sterile. It looks like all the other soulless ground realms built through out the city during the current cycle
maestro
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I could do without the stepped pattern. Hopefully, they can get the second phase built sooner than later (and the affordable housing building) to complete the block.
tripwire
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The step pattern is almost the only thing I like about it. The unclad wood was great, but no that it's all covered it....
maestro
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Post and beam construction can only be admired by going inside.
I like the look of the facade. It harkens back to mid century glass modernism. I don't find the rigid step pattern adds much intrinsic value. It only muddles the clean lines.
I like the look of the facade. It harkens back to mid century glass modernism. I don't find the rigid step pattern adds much intrinsic value. It only muddles the clean lines.
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Rumour has it that Waterfront Toronto are moving their offices into T3. They have been 'house hunting'
kotsy
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Quick cell shot of the crane being taken down this afternoon
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Bjays92
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It's ok, obviously high quality, and am always a fan of timber buildings going up. But despite being objectively high quality I can't say I love it.
Riseth
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This is a solid project and a great addition to the area. Looking forward to seeing the second phase whenever that rises.
condovo
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The problem is we can't see the mass timber anymore, which is disappointing for many (most?) of us. It looks like an ordinary office building now, albeit with higher-quality cladding. Japan does wood buildings better indeed. (And based on the third pic, Japan does sidewalks better too.)
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cd concept
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This timber style building is so nice! Does anyone know when the second tower is going to start?
UtakataNoAnnex
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I feel if the fin curtain wall would (no pun intended) have worked out better if it was more dramatically punched as well, IMO.
tripwire
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Yeah the fact that the wood structure is effectively hidden makes it pretty meh to me. I was initially quite excited too, especially as it was building up.