Canadian Skyline Thread III - Page 82

HomeInMyShoes · #**1621** Posted **Yesterday, 4:11 PM**

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Originally Posted by WhipperSnapper

Stanriott is still too tall. It's growing on me though.

I like that is it that tall actually. It gives Edmonton a very distinct skyline now and a more Australian vibe than most Canadian cities that are all verging on tabletops (from a distance) now. Kelowna has a chance to be interesting form-wise for a while, but needs another ten buildings in the 12 to 15 story range to fill it out a bit.

Wpg_Guy · #**1622** Posted **Yesterday, 9:28 PM**

https://x.com/paulquaye/status/1813751714614591996

Coldrsx · #**1623** Posted **Yesterday, 9:51 PM**

Love the first shot/angle of the Peg.

SpongeG · #**1624** Posted **Today, 1:35 AM**

Surrey, BC

PXL_20240718_225753418~2 by snub_you, on Flickr

giallo · #**1625** Posted **Today, 2:06 AM**

Great photo!

I'm still trying to get used to Surrey having a skyline. For decades, nothing would puncture the sky there, and then within seven years, it's about to give skylines like Metrotown a run for its money.