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I just looked at the plans lol

Has an elevator and two stairs (scissor). This and Mainframe would have benefitted greatly from single stair reform.

I'm currently in Denmark and having no issues on data or wifi

Are you kidding me lmao

I didn't know FAAS had it in them. If this doesn't get value engineered to hell then it might be quite good.

Is it just me or does that look nothing like the renders? There's no cantilever in the renders and it seems like the set back above the first floor is gone. It's not like they can change the massing without resubmitting so I'm curious if maybe the renders aren't up to date or maybe I'm just...

Yes I think this is key. When street parking is a free for all (in every sense of the word) then it really breeds controversy with projects like these, when really there shouldn't be. If street parking was permit-based it would be a non issue. Residents of this building would either need to get...

I called it like 4 months ago that the cladding would suck ass I hate being right

Armco's portfolio is virtually non existent. That doesn't give me much hope.

The whole thing is a Disneyland nightmare. Thank God it's in the middle of nowhere so I can pretend it doesn't exist.

They absolutely murdered it the whole rhythm and vibe of the facade is ruined with the introduction of the darker horizontal bands and removing the thinner dark brown vertical elements from the original. Big disappointment.

I think it's fine ¯\(ツ)/¯

The problem from what I understand with forced rehabilitation is that it does nothing to address the root causes of how and why individuals became addicted in the first place. It's not as simple as just "locking them up and teaching them life skills" so they come out rehabilitated and ready to...

As someone on reddit succinctly put it, it looks like a man camp on an O&G site. Modular/prefab construction has a long ways to go if the feds are expecting it to be the solution to the housing crisis.

If any elevation is gonna be value engineered to shit, I'd rather it be the one that's at the lot line and will possibly get covered up in the future anyway.

There's a spectrum between hardcore neoliberal YIMBYs and BANANAs. I'd consider myself a YIMBY but that doesn't mean I have to roll over and be happy with literally anything gets built. At some point we have to get serious and ask ourselves what kind of city we're actually trying to build, and...

I drive down that road every day to get home. It blows my mind every time.

The studio actually doesn't look too bad from a layout perspective. But the 1 bed is seriously awful. I hope developers aren't so confident in the market that they think that all they need to build is crappy shoeboxes. Toronto and Vancouver are good examples of what happens when that's the only...

The Seton YMCA is bonkers huge and is very suburban in the sense that most of the elevations are crap and it's surrounded by too much parking. It is the opposite of urban.

Two towers will mess up our skyline less than one. They're both gonna mess up our skyline though. Which is perfectly fine, btw. We could be seeing the start of a new skyline for downtown. These guys won't look out of place when we get more towers around them.