From April 3rd.

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I got curious and did some searching and based off both Mississaugas and downtown Toronto’s elevation, this building would be either the second tallest or third tallest in the GTA via height by sea level (not including Vaughan as I can’t find a concrete source for the elevation)
 
sixrings said:
If other people are building 100 floors… then 70 is not a flex. You might convince me 80 is. But I do agree with your sentiment that the area will be dense enough.
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When I say it is a flex, I mean I don't think the project economics warrant higher floor counts, except as vanity marketing fluff. Taller buildings tend to escalate in cost and the land values in Mississauga are not so high.
 
OpenClosed said:
In image six, at the top of the building. Is that the curve of the upper portion of the tower? Or just a strange image issue?
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I am confident that would be the upper portion of the tower, as they appear to be at level 71 right now.

The main rendering on this project's database entry shows the curved upper portion in clear detail.
 
Perhaps this will upload now....
I took these over the last couple days during hikes along the Credit.
The first image is coming back from one, taken at the Creditview overpass where it meets the 401
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These were taken in what are my old stomping grounds, closer to the area
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May 5
The tower really standout from driving down Mavis, but most if all from Britannia. It is clearly in the 70's stories range now and on schedule to be top off this summer.

Photos to follow
 
At 260 metres, this condo tower will surpass the tallest building outside of Ontario, the Stantec Tower in Edmonton (250m)! And it is crazy because it is part of a skyline, the existence of which most people (Canadians) are unaware!
 
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