M1 and M2 Multi Residential House

contemporary high-rise architecture, residential tower, sculptural massing, stacked volumes, stepped profile, horizontal stratification, aerial perspective, golden hour illumination, cerulean sky, rose horizon gradient, peach atmospheric tones, silver-grey cladding, warm amber glazing, honey-toned glass, curtain wall system, unitized facade, geometric precision, asymmetrical balance, vertical emphasis, urban context, suburban fabric, atmospheric perspective, parametric design, contemporary modernism, mixed-use development, floor-to-ceiling windows, balcony projections, terrace articulation, mineral-toned panels, metallic finish, warm-cool contrast, dynamic silhouette, kinetic quality, monumental scale, aspirational mood, contemplative atmosphere, late afternoon light, western exposure, cast shadows, dimensional clarity, architectural photography, elevated viewpoint, three-quarter aerial view, sophisticated material palette, luminous surfaces

M1 and M2 are two residential towers built as part of a larger urban development in Mississauga, Canada. M1 has 61 storeys and 780 units, while M2 has 62 storeys and 793 units. Each tower is formed from seven typical floor plate shapes that are skewed and rotated, so the corners shift about one metre from the floor below. Short shear walls follow the shift, which keeps the room layouts regular. A faceted glass podium carries a green roof and a south facing outdoor amenity space at ground and roof level.