skycandy
Senior Member
Morning cell pics…
Are you serious? Please noIt's odd to say this looks stubby despite being so tall, but I'd love it if Tridel suddenly dropped a pair of radio masts on top of this. There's honestly no better place for another radio tower than right in the middle of Yonge & Bloor that could support downtown unobstructed and reach mid and uptown where the CN Tower is now getting out of view with so much in the downtown cluster.
Diagram from Stephen Velasco with added Willis Tower masts:
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It's a residential building... would never happen.
It's a residential building... would never happen.
Maybe you're totally right... but I still think the chances of getting twin antennas up there are pretty slim.
Not likely to happen. There's only a limited number of broadcasters in any city and the CN tower and FCP likely already provide ample space for their equipment already.It's odd to say this looks stubby despite being so tall, but I'd love it if Tridel suddenly dropped a pair of radio masts on top of this. There's honestly no better place for another radio tower than right in the middle of Yonge & Bloor that could support downtown unobstructed and reach mid and uptown where the CN Tower is now getting out of view with so much in the downtown cluster.
Diagram from Stephen Velasco with added Willis Tower masts:
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You won't ever see cellular antenna on top of One Bloor West.Residential buildings all over Toronto are full of cellular antennae.
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330 Gerrard St E.
The chances of One Bloor West getting cell antennae attached to its crown even without a mast are more than 50/50. It’s common practice.
The opportunity to monetize height for long distance radio towers is only reserved for the tallest buildings in a city. Whether Tridel takes the opportunity is another thing. I hope they do, the lines on this building are conducive to 2 spires continuing beyond the crown.
I understand that this may be your assumption, but how would you love that? It would look terrible. It’s like putting a couple of those on Big Ben or hanging a few advertising screens on the Eiffel TowerResidential buildings all over Toronto are full of cellular antennae.
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330 Gerrard St E.
The chances of One Bloor West getting cell antennae attached to its crown even without a mast are more than 50/50. It’s common practice.
The opportunity to monetize height for long distance radio towers is only reserved for the tallest buildings in a city. Whether Tridel takes the opportunity is another thing. I hope they do, the lines on this building are conducive to 2 spires continuing beyond the crown.
I understand that this may be your assumption, but how would you love that? It would look terrible. It’s like putting a couple of those on Big Ben or hanging a few advertising screens on the Eiffel Tower
Wow Aqualuna by Tridel looks beautiful and stand out glowing