TORONTO | Highrise Developments Compilation Thread - Page 255

Maldive · #**5081** Posted **Sep 12, 2024, 6:27 PM**

The One | 328.4m | 91s | Mizrahi Developments | Foster + Partners l u/c

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Johnny Au

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BloorMan

Sugar Wharf Condominiums (Phase 2) | 284m | 85s | Menkes | a—A l resubmission

Heights have been reduced for all 3 towers (tallest now is 85 storeys/tower heights are 239, 263, and 284 metres), but much more interesting tower floorplates have also been submitted (truncated triangles). No new renderings yet.

ChesterCopperpot

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Maldive · #**5082** Posted **Sep 13, 2024, 4:14 PM**

576 Sherbourne | 235.2m | 69s | Alterra | Arcadis l Recommended for Approval

This grew 6 storeys and is now recommended for Approval.

Northern Light

They also brought some of the tower’s colour down to the podium levels in this version.

Northern Light

Previous 63 storey version:

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Gresto · #**5083** Posted **Sep 13, 2024, 6:13 PM**

Maldive, can you refresh my memory. A few months ago, a couple of new proposals were announced near or next to the One Yonge cluster. If I remember correctly, they were 95 and 90 storeys, but included no renders.

koops65 · #**5084** Posted **Sep 13, 2024, 10:55 PM**

It was in June. Those were part of One Yonge. To replace the office buildings, including the Star building. Something like this:

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Maldive · #**5085** Posted **Sep 14, 2024, 3:49 PM**

^ thanks koops!

CIBC SQUARE | 241.39m | 50s | Hines | WilkinsonEyre l Phase 2 u/c

Toronto House in the foreground with CIBC Square Phase 2 u/c in the distance (centre of photo).

kotsy

Riseth

The One | 328.4m | 91s | Mizrahi Developments | Foster + Partners l u/c

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jer1961

Pinnacle One Yonge | 345.5m | 105s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini l SkyTower u/c

skycandy

Working on level 40.

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50 Scollard | 147.62m | 41s | Lanterra | Foster + Partners l u/c

skycandy

skycandy

Skinny.

ImmenselyMental

Pinnacle Lakeside | 158m | 49s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini l u/c

Moving fast since Pinnacle rescued this moth-balled empty pit.

ImmenselyMental

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Artists' Alley | 121.91m | 39s | Lanterra | Hariri Pontarini l u/c

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lakeblues

The mysterious viewing portal ;-)

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41-45 Spadina Road | 55.5m | 15s | ProWinko | a—A l Recommended for Approval

This floating magic trick in the Annex is now recommended for Approval.

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15 Hollis | 156.05m | 48s | Gairloch | a—A l site demolition soon(?)

Demolition application before community council for approval.

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Gresto · #**5086** Posted **Sep 15, 2024, 12:23 AM**

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Originally Posted by koops65

It was in June. Those were part of One Yonge. To replace the office buildings, including the Star building. Something like this:

Quite right. Thanks a lot, mate!

koops65 · #**5087** Posted **Sep 15, 2024, 1:54 AM**

576 Sherbourne:

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koops65 · #**5088** Posted **Sep 15, 2024, 9:32 PM**

88 Queen, in the fog:

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Maldive · #**5089** Posted **Sep 16, 2024, 2:02 AM**

Casa Loma

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koops65 · #**5090** Posted **Sep 17, 2024, 7:59 AM**

So... Toronto has reached 100 skyscrapers built: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597703

There are also 27 skyscrapers U/C, for a total of 127: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597725

There are also a half dozen projects shovel-ready, and several in sales too: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597780

Also, there are literally hundreds more in the pipeline: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597756

randalls · #**5091** Posted **Sep 17, 2024, 3:31 PM**

Does Toronto have more skyscrapers than Chicago now? Curious where the two cities stack up against each other. Seems like Toronto has been in hyperdrive the past decade.

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Originally Posted by koops65

So... Toronto has reached 100 skyscrapers built: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597703

There are also 27 skyscrapers U/C, for a total of 127: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597725

There are also a half dozen projects shovel-ready, and several in sales too: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597780

Also, there are literally hundreds more in the pipeline: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597756

koops65 · #**5092** Posted **Sep 17, 2024, 6:22 PM**

Not yet... Chicago has 141 to Toronto's 127... but Toronto is catching up fast.

isaidso · #**5093** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 2:19 AM**

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Originally Posted by randalls

Does Toronto have more skyscrapers than Chicago now? Curious where the two cities stack up against each other. Seems like Toronto has been in hyperdrive the past decade.

If your definition of skyscraper is 150m+, the City of Chicago is ahead of the City of Toronto and will still have a lead when buildings currently under construction top out: 141 vs 127. By metropolitan area, Chicago MSA has the lead but Toronto CMA will move ahead when buildings currently under construction top out: 141 vs 150. Chicago in Green Toronto in Blue

150m+ Buildings (City Proper)

Built: 139 vs 100
U/C: 2 vs 27
TOTAL: 141 vs 127

150m+ Buildings (Metropolitan Area)

Built: 139 vs 111
U/C: 2 vs 39
TOTAL: 141 vs 150

To tabulate 150m+ buildings in the Chicago MSA one has to cover Chicago, Itasca, and Oakbrook Terrace
To tabulate 150m+ buildings in the Toronto CMA one has to cover Toronto, Mississauga, and Vaughan

Nouvellecosse · #**5094** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 3:26 AM**

According to the SSP disgrams section, in year 2000, Toronto had 10 completed and u/c buildings with an official height of 152m (500ft) or greater while Chicago had 76. So Toronto only had 13% as many. Now it has 117 vs Chicago's 131 which is 89% as many. Pretty big gap to close within a quarter century.

But it also goes to show how tough it is to hit a moving target. If Chicago hasn't built anything since then, Toronto would have over 50% more.

koops65 · #**5095** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 5:40 AM**

More stats:

In 2000 there were 14 skyscrapers in Toronto: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106627677

In 2010 there were 23 skyscrapers in Toronto: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106627661

In 2020 there were 74 skyscrapers in Toronto: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106627676

And now there are 127 skyscrapers in Toronto, Built and U/C : https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106627726

9 were built between 2000 and 2010.
51 were built between 2010 and 2020.
Another 52 built and U/C in the past 4 years.

Skyscraper construction in Toronto has been speeding up over the years...

isaidso · #**5096** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 5:43 AM**

Catching a moving target takes a colossal effort and is all the more impressive when the target one's chasing is considerably larger. In 2000. Chicago MSA had 9,098,316 people while Toronto CMA in 2001 stood at 4,682,897. Toronto was a much smaller place. I've been around sites like this long enough to remember people scoffing at the suggestion that Toronto might ever close the gap with Chicago. Yet it's an inevitability now. It will happen some time 2026-2029.

I suppose it's time for me to stick my head out again and make another equally implausible suggestion. Not only does New York represents the next rung up but it's King of the Hill. Can Toronto reel New York in too? That admittedly represents an even greater mountain to climb but nothing stays #1 forever. If another city is to knock New York off its perch, why not Toronto?

It may not happen but it's certainly plausible. Toronto experiences sky high population growth and, by extension, huge demand for housing. I don't see that changing any time soon. Despite a flat lining population New York still builds a lot, but Toronto is building more. If the Chicago experience proves anything, it's that a huge gap can be closed with small incremental gains over many years.

The number of Proposals listed for New York MSA below is surely an under count while for Toronto the 451 figures seems questionable but over the coming decades it seems likely that Toronto will build more 150m+ buidlings than New York. Perhaps in 30 years, we'll be talking about Toronto pulling ahead of New York. I suppose I'll be lambasted for it but it won't be the first time.

150m+ New York MSA
Built + U/C: 348
Proposals: 60
TOTAL: 408

150m+ Toronto CMA
Built + U/C: 150
Proposals: 451
TOTAL: 601

To tabulate the 150m+ buildings for New York MSA include New York, Fort Lee, Guttenberg, Jersey City, New Rochelle, Newark, North Bergen, West New York, Franklin Township, and White Plains.
To tabulate the 150m+ buildings for Toronto CMA include Toronto, Mississauga, and Vaughan.

koops65 · #**5097** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 5:45 AM**

The Pemberton:

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Gresto · #**5098** Posted **Sep 18, 2024, 6:03 PM**

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Originally Posted by koops65

There are also a half dozen projects shovel-ready, and several in sales too: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=106597780

I think many more than just those few are shovel-ready. Just off the top of my head, and only considering the big 'uns, the rest of One Yonge is shovel-ready. I wonder if they will start on the second supertall before the first tops off. Apropos One Yonge, there are those two mysterious 90+ storey announcements of a couple months ago, of which at least one (if not both) looks to be a supertall, if realized.
Also, the massive cluster at 2150 Lakeshore W. has been shovel-ready for years.

The market is currently somewhat dormant (no major starts in quite a while), but should pick up again soon if interest rates continue to fall as they are expected to.

koops65 · #**5099** Posted **Sep 19, 2024, 1:53 AM**

Yes, very few new starts lately... but QueenChurch - 186 metres, 57 floors - just started, and maybe more will begin soon too.

Nite · #**5100** Posted **Sep 19, 2024, 3:37 AM**

From a waterfront skyline specspective, Union Park is needed to complete the waterfront skyline in my eye. it's mixed use but has 3.3M square feet of office space so it may be a while yet to be built.