Future Canadian Skylines

[GreaterMontréal]

If he could make a render from the Samuel de Champlain bridge, we could see every tower.

[koops65]

Yorkville:

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[steveve]

Yonge and Bloor / The One (Toronto)

[koops65]

2 Carlton:

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[koops65]

11 Yorkville:

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The view from the penthouse:

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[koops65]

8 Wellesley:

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Bell Trinity Square:

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[JHikka]

Future Toronto, including some U/C and some proposed:



by emphur, at UT
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/thread...0/post-1649402

[suburbanite]

Very Hong Kong-like minus any stunning topography.

[J.OT13]

Towers at the right of the image and those just left of the CN tower give future Toronto a bit of an Asian city look.

[koops65]

Via Bloor:

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[ericmacm]

Updates for Kelowna. I have added a few recently proposed towers, along with a stale, older development called Monaco.

Kelowna, BC:

Total # of new towers in skyline: 34

Kelowna Watermarked V3-1 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

Kelowna Watermarked V3-2 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

Kelowna Watermarked V3-3 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

Kelowna Watermarked V3-4 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

Kelowna Watermarked V3-5 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

Kelowna Watermarked V3-6 by Eric MacMillan, on Flickr

[csbvan]

Great work! Thank you. I like how the tower clusters in Kelowna are creating a bit of a horseshoe around the lower-rise lakeside downtown core. It's an impressive boom, and I look forward to seeing how much of it comes to fruition over the next 5 years.

[ssiguy]

Originally Posted by JHikka

Future Toronto, including some U/C and some proposed:



by emphur, at UT
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/thread...0/post-1649402

That looks really pathetic. It's like one constant blue glass blob.

[yaletown_fella]

Luckily the 270 meter tall 11 Bay office tower will have a more golden tint than what's depicted in the rendering. Fingers crossed it gets built.

[MonkeyRonin]

That image is so blue that even the concrete Harbourfront slabs are blue now too!

[itom 987]

That image makes me wonder if Toronto has a height limit that states that no other building can go higher than the CN Tower observation deck.

[koops65]

717 Church:

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Zoomed out:

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The view from the penthouse of M&G West:

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[AuxTown]

Originally Posted by itom 987

That image makes me wonder if Toronto has a height limit that states that no other building can go higher than the CN Tower observation deck.

At almost 1200ft (350m) in height I don't think there are too many cities in the world building towers consistently higher. I suspect there are technologies and economies of scale that become a big problem when you start getting into the supertall range. Things like vertical commute times and ability to sell/lease such large buildings are also a problem.

Look at Dubai:


New York's got a couple taller:


Hong Kong:

[SteelTown]

johnnyhamont
https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...0&postcount=13

The building with the red dot got approved yesterday but it's interesting because it shows some of Hamilton's approved buildings that haven't been built yet.

The mini twin towers is Brad Lamb's Television project. The corner of Main and Queen will have three new buildings at the corner. The building on the far left is currently being built. So Queen St could have as many as four new buildings within a decade.

[koops65]

The Toronto skyline from the lake:

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