210 Bloor Multi Residential House

Contemporary architecture, crystalline tower, triangular tessellation, faceted glass curtain wall, geometric façade pattern, cerulean blue, silver gray, warm amber interior glow, twilight illumination, blue hour atmosphere, parametric design influence, high-rise residential, angular massing, volumetric stepping, deep-set balconies, metropolitan skyline, urban density, reflective surfaces, atmospheric perspective, soft-focus background, contemporary modernism, sustainable design elements, solar panels, rooftop equipment screening, diagonal geometry, diamond pattern, prismatic reflections, luminous interiors, warm-cool color contrast, sophisticated material palette, transparent-to-opaque transitions, asymmetrical composition, dynamic silhouette, biophilic elements, interior greenery visible, residential tower typology, innovative structural expression, curtain wall technology, evening cityscape, artificial illumination, architectural visualization, premium residential, sculptural form, environmental responsiveness, light-capturing surfaces, urban sophistication

210 Bloor is a 29-storey mixed-use building home to 42 residential units, 126m2 of retail space and 3 levels of below-grade parking. The development will result in a gross floor area of 15,589m2 with an overall density of 20 times the area of the lot. The design features a mirrored glass triangular tessellated geometric pattern on the east and west facades, which are designed right to the property line. The mirrored finish of the hexagonal panels creates a canvas of reflected light and forms.