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Old Posted May 20, 2014, 9:02 PM
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Brookfield Place, Canada's tallest office tower since Scotia Plaza in 1988 (roof height scale of course)



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Yonge Street by kotsy at UT / flickr






Kotsy has been going insane lately man... I don't know what's up but his pictures are just crazy.
that corner reminds me of gene simmons boots. lol
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Old Posted May 21, 2014, 1:10 AM
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Aura looks beautiful in those pictures
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Old Posted May 21, 2014, 1:21 AM
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One crane up, one crane going down.


BTW: I do not see gene Simmons boot anywhere in that picture even with an active imagination.
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Brookfield Place, Canada's tallest office tower since Scotia Plaza in 1988 (roof height scale of course)



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LOL .... still with this childlike hubris irrespectful of the artist's vision and including how we define this thread. "I'm not going to include a design feature because it doesn't stand out in a skyline setting or the costs are very economical by comparison" Where's Maldive with his 2008 green whine?

Time to make a Chadillaccc thread for the Top Ten to go along with his Top Ten excluding the GTA because heaven forbid the content to be to lobsided eventhough that thread is aswell.
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We've had this argument before, and most people seem to agree with me.


The way you type actually shows your childlike hubris, I didn't write anything untoward in my entire post. Just facts and a construction update. If you don't like it, stop being a fucking bully for once and get over yourself. Even Ramako (the creator of these threads) said he agrees more with the roof scale. When was the last time the tallest UC/proposed outside of the GTA activated? 6 months? more? Also, I'm not sorry to say, neither of those lists are lop sided, even though you complain that they are. Metro Van has the lead, but at least every city over a million had a spot on them. They certainly have their use, since Toronto was virtually the only city represented in most construction threads until quite recently.
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LOL .... still with this childlike hubris irrespectful of the artist's vision
"Irrespectful" isn't a word.
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Old Posted May 21, 2014, 7:38 PM
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from this weekend, looking down University Avenue.

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The western flank shoring has been completed



88 Scott - 205 meters.
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Some shots from Marcanadian at UT





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Great pics. I guess it's Toronto's Tour Montparnasse eh?

The airiness of the crown should soften the look of the stark contrast between the light window-wall and dark curtainwall.
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Old Posted May 27, 2014, 12:10 AM
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Nothing in Toronto could ever be Tour Montparnasse. That would mean Toronto is such a beautiful city at ground level it could be astethically destroyed by a single skyscraper.
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Old Posted May 27, 2014, 12:13 AM
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According to someone on here working at Brookfield Place, they will be pouring a 2000 tonne raft slab in about 3 weeks. They will also be erecting the second tower crane in about 2 weeks.
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LOL .... still with this childlike hubris irrespectful of the artist's vision and including how we define this thread. "I'm not going to include a design feature because it doesn't stand out in a skyline setting or the costs are very economical by comparison" Where's Maldive with his 2008 green whine?

Time to make a Chadillaccc thread for the Top Ten to go along with his Top Ten excluding the GTA because heaven forbid the content to be to lobsided eventhough that thread is aswell.
Get over yourself and stop being so damn childish. I greatly enjoy and appreciate Chad's contributions and comments and always seem measured and respectful.
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Old Posted May 27, 2014, 2:27 PM
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Hey, I don't even remember posting that. One too many pain killers, I guess. The subject matter still applies. Chad is a great contributor to a degree. He should respect how the list is compiled even if he disagrees with how things are measured.
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Chad's contributions and comments and always seem measured and respectful.
I agree.
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if only all of AURA looked as good as the top third
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if only all of AURA looked as good as the top third
I like all of it. I think it would look kind of boring as just a really tall cylinder. The boxes on the side give it variance and seem to point towards the growth of the tower, if that makes any sense.
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Old Posted May 28, 2014, 12:14 AM
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Old Posted May 28, 2014, 12:24 AM
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Brookfield Calgary will catch and pass One Bloor. I guarantee it!

From equipment on site (construction start)) to concrete base/pad pour

6 months for BPC
1 years + for One Bloor. (Toronto)
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