While it certainly isn't an architectural gem, I don't see anything inherently awful about the ground floor. It looks like it is largely vision glass, has double height ceilings, retail frontage (hopefully not a bank/nail salon/subway, (insert other standard Toronto condo retail)...), and from earlier photos has a (relatively) interesting dimpled precast framing the space. Is it great? No. But I would gladly take this over many other recent ground floors we've seen go in around the city.
I think the east facade and entrance are fine- simple and tasteful. The rest of the building is more on par with 300 Front aesthetically, the bottom line and economy prevail. A shame too considering its prominent location behind a historical building- people, particularly visitors, tend to look up and around in this area.
Hahaha oh well, unless you're a bird not many will notice itA monstrous elevator overrun most likely to be covered by pink stucco surrounded by fenced in cooling towers and a diesel generator.