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Old Posted Dec 30, 2020, 11:34 PM
Takeo Takeo is offline
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Originally Posted by Citizen_Bane View Post
This could be the ugliest new building in Halifax in 2020. If built as rendered it wouldn't have been the most beautiful for sure, but wow, what a difference a few design changes can make! Losing the multi story glass and top floor setback and the addition of the overly heavy roof brow line make this building look mean and institutional.
Yah the only thing they kept is the stair step facade and the (now out of place) vertical brick strips. The lack of contrast between the metal and brick isn’t helping either. As for the glass curtain wall, the designer should have known better than to even propose that. Even if they could afford it (so much more expensive that regular windows) that would make soundproofing between those units very challenging. That’s one reason you rarely see curtain wall windows in residential.
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