Dundee Place

This review is regarding their courtyard which is a hidden gem in the labyrinths of downtown skyscrapers. This is a rectangular floorplan which cuts across from Adelaide to King St (N/​S) and a through pass to Victoria St (E/​W). It’s a concrete garden with a couple of fountains and a strange looking public art sculpture. I don’t think the worker bees of all stripes care too much for the aesthetics as I saw many smokers and people just trying to escape the corporate fumes.
I maybe too used to the Commerce Court yard with its wide open space, but I found Dundee Place courtyard a refreshing change of scenery. I saw less suits and pretty people (Patrick Bateman types and the ladies he would court) compared to Commerce Court. I can only hazard a wild guess that the people working in the nearby offices are employed in industries other than Financial Services.
What I like the most are the public artwork display. I really enjoy spending time watching the fountains (what a Holden Caulfield moment).