Yes, I have looked at that, but I haven't yet downloaded any... thanks for the link!
If and when you check out the files keep in mind that the terrain is orientated to our position on the globe so it's a little annoying to navigate. I'm going to try and orient them into more of a levelled file.
Missing from this picture is the proposed Sens Arena in the empty space on the right of the tracks closest to the camera,which will itself include three towers.
Ottawa's Tunney's to Vanier skyline that is rapidly forming right now is about one kilometre longer than what you're showing in this image. It may be stumpy (for now), but it will be longer.
North York: one day to be the 2nd longest skyline in the country lol):
Anyone know if NYCC has a strict height limit or something? It hasn't achieved the heights of several other highrise nodes despite its size, age and subway access.
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Very restrictive on heights there... many calculations need to be made regarding FAR, setbacks, which intersection its located at, and others I cant think of right now...
The tallest are at Yonge/Sheppard now, but Yonge/Steeles will eclipse that soon enough.
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