Great Canadian Skyline Thread II

[Chadillaccc]

Some amazing aerials by Neil Zeller...

[skrish]

Very nice!

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BHI9QKdjb5i/

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[Monolith]

Cargo Trains at Port of Vancouver (Canada Place) by TOTORORO.RORO, on Flickr Taken on June 19, 2016


random scenes from above by Miranda Cabiladas, on Flickr Taken on June 16, 2016

[SkahHigh]

Golden Mile Montreal by For 91 Days, sur Flickr

[TownGuy]

Fire at Warden Avenue by Kevin Cabral, on Flickr

[Martin Mtl]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BHMw97TBVvc/?tagged=livemontreal

[Coldrsx]

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Originally Posted by TownGuy

Fire at Warden Avenue by Kevin Cabral, on Flickr

Well holy crap

[SkahHigh]

Originally Posted by TownGuy

Fire at Warden Avenue by Kevin Cabral, on Flickr

Where is that taken from? At first I thought the Scarborough Bluffs, but it seems too far...

[ainvan]

Gone Fishin&#x27; by CJ Burnell, on Flickr

[ainvan]

Evening Commute by CJ Burnell, on Flickr

[Franco401]

Originally Posted by Martin Mtl

https://www.instagram.com/p/BHMw97TBVvc/?tagged=livemontreal

Montreal looks very Manhattany here, even on a much smaller scale.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Surrealplaces

Calgary Evening Skyline by Surrealplaces, on Flickr

We're starting to get a tabletop skyline, or at least a plateau skyline. C'mon Oxford tower! who cares if we might hit 30% vacancy when Brookfield is done lol.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by Franco401

Montreal looks very Manhattany here, even on a much smaller scale.

I was thinking that too.

That Toronto sunset pic is amazing, almost didn't even see the skyline!

[ainvan]

Originally Posted by Calgarian

We're starting to get a tabletop skyline, or at least a plateau skyline.

Tabletop skyline? Oh, please no!

Calgary needs to build the first megatall in Canada!

Come on, you guys are loaded, please give us Canada's first megatall

Calgary's GDP: US$97.9 billion, per capita: US$69,826
Dubai's GDP: US$82.9 billion, per capita: US$24,866

[Coldrsx]

20160628_161849 by b/c, on Flickr

[Calgarian]

So happy to see some new buildings in Edmonton, your downtown was firmly stuck in the 80's lol.

[Calgarian]

Originally Posted by ainvan

Tabletop skyline? Oh, please no!

Calgary needs to build the first megatall in Canada!

Come on, you guys are loaded, please give us Canada's first megatall

Calgary's GDP: US$97.9 billion, per capita: US$69,826
Dubai's GDP: US$82.9 billion, per capita: US$24,866

Unfortunately Telus Sky will be about the same height as Suncor, the Bow, EAP and Brookfield (all within about 30m in height of eachother) which will only reinforce that effect. From the east and west it won't look that way though...

[WhipperSnapper]

Originally Posted by ainvan

Tabletop skyline? Oh, please no!

Calgary needs to build the first megatall in Canada!

Come on, you guys are loaded, please give us Canada's first megatall

Calgary's GDP: US$97.9 billion, per capita: US$69,826
Dubai's GDP: US$82.9 billion, per capita: US$24,866

Don't worry. The skyline has a long way to go in becoming a table top skyline. It isn't the worst thing either. See those Asian skylines with one or tall supertalls/ megatalls surrounded by short high rises for the worst looking skylines.