[ushahid]

any pictures?

 

[ProjectEnd]

Skyjacked has some on Instagram.

 

[scamander24]

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

 

[Roundabout]

From Upper Canada room at the Royal York Hotel

 

[interchange42]

From this POV, the difference in the floor plates sizes between the Ãce towers and the neighbouring office towers is pretty amazing. Combined with the difference in the floor heights, it suggests to the casual observer that Ãce is built for hobbits, or other races of small folk. Drive by Ãce on the Gardiner or walk by at street level, and they look anything but small.

Good shots Roundabout - thanks!

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[ehlow]

Great shots. I'm jealous of people who work in Southcore with good views

 

[wmedia]

Great pics. What a difference a blue sky makes too!

 

[kram74]

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Going inside ICE

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walking through the "kinda" front doors

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Inside the building, looking at the front lobby

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A view from a dirty window

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Mail Room

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Their where endless hallways like this throughout
the building.

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Very odd building to walk around in.
Easy to get lost. all the hallways looked alike.
they all seemed to lead to nowhere.

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Another view from a dirty window

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They call the building "ICE" because thats what
it feels like when your inside. it feels cold and lifeless.
like being inside a block of ice.

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A very white building. no other colour.

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A door to someone's place.

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the staircase makes you feel like your walking
in a block of ice with a staircase cut out.

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Hope they clean the walls soon

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I walked up 52 flights of stairs 20 minutes after
giving blood. why? i have no idea. i wanted to see the
top of the building and thought the staircase would lead
me there. since the elevators had security guards on them.
however, the staircase stopped at the 52 floor....note to
everyone reading this. don't walk up 52 flights of stairs 20
minutes after giving blood. you'll feel like you'll pass out.

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looking inside a condo being worked on

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[ushahid]

nice set of pictures! thanks for walking up to 52nd floor of the building just for updates! and hope u are feeling better now!

 

[Miscreant]

That was awesome. Thanks a lot.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Indeed. On another note - it would be interesting to see how the common areas are kept in that pristine white with use.

AoD

 

[RyeJay]

i walked up 52 flights of stairs 20 minutes after
giving blood. Why? I have no idea. I wanted to see the
top of the building and thought the staircase would lead
me there. Since the elevators had security guards on them.

lol!

 

[Razz]

January 2, 2015:

 

[scamander24]