macro
Active Member
Not to start a debate, but I wonder if people here can agree that The Bow in Calgary fits into that conversation? It has always reminded me of this project with the Diamond pattern
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken in front of TIFF as I liked the light. 10 February.
travis3000
Active Member
ImmenselyMental
Active Member
From Front and University this afternoon:
tstormers
Senior Member
From yesterday, before the snow.
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Feb 13
Yonge St bridge top glass section going up at night
Yonge St bridge top glass section going up at night
evandyk
Senior Member
I was on the top floor of the TD Tower today, and this one looks like it's exactly that height now, so roughly 225 metres. Not much left to go.
KevR
New Member
OMG
how many birds will these buildings kill
All of these buildings should have mandatory bird shadow stickers on each glass pane. this is insane architecture.
TO MUCH GLASS!!!!!
how many birds will these buildings kill
All of these buildings should have mandatory bird shadow stickers on each glass pane. this is insane architecture.
TO MUCH GLASS!!!!!
evandyk
Senior Member
Aren't all non-residential builds already following Toronto's guidelines for bird-friendly best practices? They only apply to the first 12 metres.
KAR246
Active Member
February 14th, from Bay:
From Yonge and Front:
From Yonge and Front:
just east of the creek
Senior Member
What about Monarch Butterflies. I can remember being 1/2 way up ( more or less) one of the towers, maybe CIBC, and watching with some astonishment, the clouds of Monarch Butterflies moving past the windows. It was their migration season but I had never thought they would be at such a height.
thaivic
Senior Member
travis3000
Active Member
This one has topped out. They just need to bring the glazing to the mechanical. It's 241m not 225m.
stevedean
Active Member
Absolutely
Johnny Au
Superstar
February 15, 2025:
In the middle of a snowstorm:
In the middle of a snowstorm: