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Tue, 05 Jun 2012 20:00:00 GMT | By Ian Harvey, MSN Money
Canada's wildest condominium buildings

A look at the most interesting condominium designs from Ontario to B.C.

Condos, condominimum, Canada, market, cost, sale, vacancy
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  • Chokolit, condos, Vancouver, British Columbia, Purdy's Chocolate Factory, Arthur Erickson, for sale (© Handout)
  • Absolute World, Mississauga, twisted, city centre, design, Yansong Ma, five towers (© Handout)
  • Jameson House , Vancouver, British Columbia, West Hasting Street, Foster and Partners, Bosa Partners, Curved bays (© Handout)
  • Pier 27, Toronto, Lake Ontario, Younge Street, sale, view, occupancy (© Handout)
  • The L Tower, Toronto, Sony Centre, Front Street, Younge Street, Fernbrook, Cityzen Builder, Castlepoint (© Handout)
  • Emerald Park, North York, Twin towers, green, Bazis, One Bloor Street
  • Thinking BIG, Vancouver
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Love 'em or hate 'em, condominium-living is a lifestyle many Canadians are embracing.

In urban centres like Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, it seems there are new condo towers popping up on the skyline every day.

To critics, many of the buildings are inefficient towers which will not stand the test of time or design.

There are some gems, however, which are inspirational testaments to the power of innovation and imagination. Here's a look at eight special condominium projects.

* Video: Why buy a condo when you can rent?


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