It looks like that building was designed to maximize surface area and minimize useful indoor space. Did anyone do a projection for what it will cost to heat and cool the building?

Not only do we have to consider about the costs of heating and cooling this glass menagerie, but the cost of cleaning these windows (inside and out) will probably be astronomical. Haven't seen any window cleaning analysis done yet....probably because it's not important.

It's just not the heating and the cooling of this glass menagerie that has to be calculated, but also the window cleaning on both inside and outside. We need a due diligence study on the anticipated costs to remove sun-baked pigeon droppings from the exterior of the building.

Somebody mentioned pigeon droppings earlier....my main concern is over how many bird deaths will be anticipated each year, due to birds flying into this glass structure. I'm sure downtown architects have some relevant numbers they can share with us. Then again maybe not.

Where will people park at new center

Okay so this whole Madison project is starting to get a bit stinko.....
1) Dirty windows
2) Dead birds
3) No parking
4) Covering up a mistake made by the Estonian Credit Union purchasing the heritage Monk's House and now pawning it off to the "International Estonian Centre" to recover their mistake.
5) Building above a subway line
6) Creating disharmony and disunity within the Estonian Toronto community
7) Dismantling the Estonian House, to create less traffic (closure of both the cafe and E-store)
8) Failure to seriously consider voting in a new Estonian House Management that will have a mandate to preserve the Esto House through renovations, fundraising and event management