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#10. Massey Tower - 208 metres, 60 floors

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Massey Tower not number 10 really....


Full steam ahead at Canada House, and both of those towers taller than Massey.
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There is only 1 tower right now that can push Massey off the top 10. 33 Yorkville is in site prep and will be U/C soon enough... The Canada House towers are #4 and #12. Canada House 2 is 202 metres, so it's shorter than Massey Tower.

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wow so many towers u/c in the 215 meters to 238 meters zone. wow!
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Not a huge fan of the massing of that one as I have mentioned before, but the glass looks pretty good in that picture there! Good materials do go a long way...
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The fins and height certainly help.
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Eau du Soleil just about topping off. Shot courtesy of Rascacielo at UT.

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Nice to see 200 metre+ outside of downtown...
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Unreal photo, doesn't even look like Toronto.

Infact those towers look like some type of space colony or some future city in another millennia
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Not a huge fan of the massing of that one as I have mentioned before, but the glass looks pretty good in that picture there! Good materials do go a long way...
I don't see a creative vision with these towers. Design choices stem from practical needs/requirements like the balcony placements or the exposed elevator core. Most find Bay Adelaide Centre East bland which it is in many ways. I still an architect's vision to build the perfect box. (which, of course, it isn't)
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The southside of that intersection was all lowrise not even 5 years ago. another couple of years and it will be home to the tallest towers in the country. Yorkville Baby!!
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Well...in terms of general form, yes, it was lowrise. The Bloor East site would've already alluding to big changes in the area.
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Bloor is blocked off right now. A massive lift crane is onsite. Im going to guess it's there to remove the excavators which means it's not ling now until our first supertall gets its crane.
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