The Great Canadian Skyline Thread!

[TorontoDrew]

Originally Posted by Ashok

oh the shade, the shade of it all! Notice how he does not mention hi-rises!

Montreal is home to some of my favorite modern highrises in the country.


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8006228295_86c2580f46_b.jpg

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

Montreal is home to some of my favorite modern highrises in the country.


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8171/8006228295_86c2580f46_b.jpg

Le Château Champlain?

[mr.John]

Calgary gets the coveted PER CAPITA () skyline award, no doubt.

Not so fast buckaroo, check out this dump, they even have a Trump tower

http://i.guim.co.uk/static/w-1430/h--/q-...36-4853-aaf8-36f77e5c4b1a-2060x1396.jpeg

[Ashok]

Montreal has a fine set of impressive hi-rise buildings, to dismiss those is simply silly. Either you have no taste in architecture, but more likely, you are simply being mean.

[TorontoDrew]

Originally Posted by Acajack

Le Château Champlain?

Yes even Le Château Champlain. It's different and pure 60's that's why I like it.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Ashok

oh the shade, the shade of it all! Notice how he does not mention hi-rises!

Why are you so argumentative? We just went through this last week, if you want to rehash it then go back and read those posts, don't keep starting shit.

[someone123]

Here's a recent aerial photo of Halifax. Click for bigger version:


Source

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Chadillaccc

http://www.offshootstudios.com/sample-page/commercialaerial/

People say we have 1 signature tower and I say there are 5 in that shot alone. Suncor is less iconic with the Bow and EAP, but it's still a good looking building, and I love the colour of granite they chose for it, gives it a certain warmth.

[MolsonExport]

Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

Yes even Le Château Champlain. It's different and pure 60's that's why I like it.

I love the Chateau Champlain. It grates cheese even better than the Bow.

[Ashok]

The Bow is a tribute to the celery.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Ashok

The Bow is a tribute to the celery.

Nice trolling.

[Bcasey25raptor]

I actually quite love Calgary's skyline.

If I had to rank a top 5 in Canada, I'd rank it as follows
1) Vancouver
2) Toronto (these two can reverse depending on the criteria)
3) Montreal
4) Calgary
5) Edmonton

[Ashok]

Originally Posted by Calgarian

Nice trolling.

Making a link to the Bow and celery is not a troll comment nor was it meant as an attact - esp. given the context of the conservation, taking about Chateau Champlain + grates cheese. It was for fun, so relax. and c'mon, you cannot deny that the Bow is shaped like a celery?

FYI, personally, I love the Bow. I find the design to be really impressive. am a big fan of the Bow, I think it is impressive and it reminds me a lot of Commerzbank Tower in Frankfurt.

[O-tacular]

Originally Posted by TorontoDrew

Yes even Le Château Champlain. It's different and pure 60's that's why I like it.

My favourite 60's building in Montreal, hell all of Canada is still Habitat 67. Hardly a high rise though.

[O-tacular]

Originally Posted by MolsonExport

I love the Chateau Champlain. It grates cheese even better than the Bow.

The Bow to me is more of a half pipe I ride in my day dreams.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by O-tacular

The Bow to me is more of a half pipe I ride in my day dreams.

Pretty steep half pipe, you must be a better snowboarder than I lol.

[Ashok]

Originally Posted by someone123

Here's a recent aerial photo of Halifax. Click for bigger version:


Source

I love this photo.

You know, I used to think Halifax was one of the largest cities in Canada. Before the internet era (not that I am old,) I used to go through our set of britannica encyclopedia to look @ all the city photos, and I guess they had a very impressive set for Halifax.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Ashok

Making a link to the Bow and celery is not a troll comment nor was it meant as an attact - esp. given the context of the conservation, taking about Chateau Champlain + grates cheese. It was for fun, so relax. and c'mon, you cannot deny that the Bow is shaped like a celery?

FYI, personally, I love the Bow. I find the design to be really impressive. am a big fan of the Bow, I think it is impressive and it reminds me a lot of Commerzbank Tower in Frankfurt.

My post was in response to the way you keep singling out my posts. I retract my trolling comment though.

[Ashok]

^ I am not picking (or trying to) on your posts... I am just reacting to everybody's post. And I appreciate you retracting your trolling comment.

[Chadillaccc]

Originally Posted by Calgarian

People say we have 1 signature tower and I say there are 5 in that shot alone. Suncor is less iconic with the Bow and EAP, but it's still a good looking building, and I love the colour of granite they chose for it, gives it a certain warmth.

Agreed fully.