Toronto The Well | 174.03m | 46s | RioCan | Hariri Pontarini

DavidCapizzano said:
I think for a development sandwiched between a very old and historic neighbourhood, and a neighbourhood that didn't exist 20 years ago, they're doing ok. The podium of the office tower is definitely a bit clunky and I would have liked to see the previous versions with the cross bracing or the red fins be implemented but alas, here we are. I definitely think none of the Well buildings themselves will be individual stunners - it's more of a sum of all parts thing. I'm definitely worried about the three aA towers - hopefully they spec curtainwall that is less aquavelva in colour compared to the office tower.

I think (can't say for sure) redroom's complaint lies with the fact that the building doesn't directly reference the red brick warehouses to the north.
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The residential buildings (western most 2, south facing) have better reference to brick and terracota and takes the red brick cue from the norther buildings and heritage of the warehouse/entertainment district
Completely agreed the office tower should be red brick or at least red in the cladding as original design
 
Original design?
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Original Design?
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Original Design?
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You're gonna have to help me out here @karledice...
 
Anyone know what address the docs are listed under on the development application site? I can't seem to find a reference to it in the thread
 
July 10th - and the forms for the flooring slab on the west side of the office tower are starting to be moved up for the 23rd floor. A fifteen day cycle since the forms started their move up for the 22nd floor on June 25.
A bit slower than the thirteen day cycle from 21st to 22nd floor - bit overall, it looks like at this point, each floor of the office tower requires two weeks, plus or minus a day or so, for concrete forming.

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