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Old Posted Dec 22, 2019, 6:33 PM
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That CIBC building is beautiful. When completed and the sun hitting all those angles at different times of the day. Wow
The latest round of proposals are noticeably better than what we saw even 5 years ago. Hopefully when we see these nicer buildings rise those other ones will become background. I suspect they will. Eagerly awaiting The One, Mirvish-Gehry twins, the CIBC north tower, and Union Park. There are a whole slew of shorter proposals/buildings under construction coming down the pipe too.
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Yup sometimes great cladding usurps wacky design.

And another taller one will rise just north.

Photogs are already burning thro their digital hard drives. Fun to watch.
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Oh I am so jealous of the the buildings going up in Toronto right now. Enjoy!!! I think you will have plenty more to follow.
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Old Posted Jul 30, 2020, 10:54 AM
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Think this supertall "half pencil" proposal from a month or so ago was not posted yet.

1200 Bay | 326.5m | 87s | ProWinko | Herzog & de Meuron

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Foreshadowing the "half pencil"?: 1200 Bay got me to thinking about Pei's 1972 CommerceCourtWest... remember reading about the international attention the tower received from
architects and engineers (lots of it related to height-width ratios).

Though down right chubby compared to 1200 Bay, think maybe it deserves some props foreshadowing extreme height/width ratios nearly a half century ago.


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CIBC Square Phase 1 - 238 metres - getting its crown glass.

By mburrrrr at UrbanToronto


Connected above the rail corridor to its future phase 2 twin (deck structure already built/park amenities to follow).

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skydiamonds shot by skycandy at UrbanToronto


By evandyk at UrbanToronto


The One - 308.44m - Mizrahi Developments (Foster + Partners)

Finally reached grade a week or so ago.

Photo by Benito at UrbanToronto.



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SPOTLIGHT on Hariri Pontarini Architects (HP) – seem to have designed half the skyline make-over underway.


a) One Yonge Street u/c
1,025 ft / 312.50 m, 865 ft / 263.60 m, 712 ft / 217.00 m
Storeys 95, 80, 65

Podium construction by skycandy at UrbanToronto



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The 95 storey StarTower will top Foster’s The One to become the tallest in Canada (for a while)

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b) The Well by HP
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By AHK at UrbanToronto


By Red Mars at UrbanToronto


160 Front Street West - 240 metres - under construction

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1 Delisle Avenue by Studio Gang - 155.14 metres
Condo, Retail - Pre-Construction

NIMBY challenged but adopted by Council a few days ago.

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11 YV | 213m | 62s | Metropia | Sweeny &Co

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Site demolition pic by AlbertC at UrbanToronto



625 Church Street

The previously height-challenged Church Street corridor is changing fast - this one is a 202 metre Rental building. Soil sampling hints it’s a go.

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Teahouse - 171 metres

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By Benito at UrbanToronto


Art Shoppe - 99 metres (right side of photo) and Pei-designed 2221 Yonge (193 metres) under contruction

By someMidTowner at UrbanToronto



T3 Bayside - first of 2 mass timber buildings on the waterfront is now underway.

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Aqualuna - construction start for this waterfront gem just announced.

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KING Toronto by BIG

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Site clearing by Red Mars at UrbanToronto


MIDRISE MAYHEM
Shot by RAZZ at UrbanToronto.

I love the mid-rise clutter east of the core (home to St. James Cathedral, St. Lawrence Market etc.). This photo is but a slice of the facelift underway.

Dozens of new builds, many which incorporate logical elements of yellow, orange, red (even black) brick cladding. Lots of it is brick veneer but lots of it “actual bricks”… who knew that humanoid bricklayers still exist.



Black brick veneer on the 158 Front East podium you see u/c in the pic above.

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Featuring some of the taller projects posted above - a partial make-over of a future render I did with Koops years ago. Just Bloor/Yorkville south to the waterfront (posted in City Discussions).

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372 Yonge - 255 metres (design by dialog/developer still a covert operative)

Vicious rumour: "The exterior of the tower is formed by exterior columns formed to be fluted vertical lines that rise the height of the building merging at the top with glass curtain wall between. There are no exterior individual unit balconies on the tower”.

Posted at Urban Toronto:


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372 Yonge - 255 metres (design by dialog/developer still a covert operative)

Vicious rumour: "The exterior of the tower is formed by exterior columns formed to be fluted vertical lines that rise the height of the building merging at the top with glass curtain wall between. There are no exterior individual unit balconies on the tower”.

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Neat! It is sort of neo-gothic/art nouveau/neo-futurism.
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Very nice. Reminds me of a simplified 45 Broad street in NYC. In a good way.

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Neat! It is sort of neo-gothic/art nouveau/neo-futurism.
LOL... though the pending copyright infringement action launched today by 45 Broad, is no laughing matter
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Wow! Yes @ 372 Yonge

The open air space actually looks good unlike some other buildings
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I had to take a double take when I saw 45 Broad.
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M3 at M City - 260 metres - 77 storeys

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Toronto's suburbs are building better stuff than the city. The one above is incredible!!
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Some project construction stuff.

The Well (New slogan: the rebar and concrete capital of canuckistan)

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Curtain wall (east elevation)

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