[cc46]

Nov 23rd 2019.

 

[SeebasB]

Definitely looking like the outline of a large swimming pool here:

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Nice find! It looks like a decent size too.

 

[wmedia]

Swimming pool concrete pour:

 

[deaner]

I know I’m late to the pool party but I just wanted to share my view. Also I’ll try to put together another gif of some pictures I’ve taken up until now.

 

[deaner]

Hopefully this loads properly. I don’t have any photo editing softaware so I don’t know how to line up the pictures nicely but here’s a try.
Also the file I made is too big so I’ve uploaded it to a gif website. This is the link:

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[cc46]

Here’s the pool today in before and after the snow. The curing concrete is still producing some heat, the snow is melting.

 

[ProjectEnd]

Amazing new rendering from @TalkCondo:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1202351956003577856

 

[raptor]

Amazing new rendering from @TalkCondo:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1202351956003577856

Conveniently erased the Toronto Star building.

 

[heatscore]

I hope this really sells. It makes me very happy to see that the tallest tower to go up on the waterfront to date, is also the best looking.
IMO of course.

 

[MisterF]

Am I the only one who thinks that this complex would be more striking as two towers rather than three? The three are pretty crowded and the taller one would stand out more if it had some more breathing room. It will definitely be one of the standout towers in the skyline from the lake.

 

[chinesehorse]

Conveniently erased the Toronto Star building.

It's right behind Tower on Pier 27 in the photo. You can even see the Toronto Star logo.

 

[ushahid]

they have blurred out the toronto star logo

 

[travis3000]

That's epic! Such a modern looking tower. It's going into sales next week, should be interesting to see how it sells.

 

[got it right]

they have blurred out the toronto star logo

One can only hope

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Am I the only one who thinks that this complex would be more striking as two towers rather than three? The three are pretty crowded and the taller one would stand out more if it had some more breathing room. It will definitely be one of the standout towers in the skyline from the lake.

Thankfully our planning isn't based on having striking views of the skyline from certain vantage points. I'm confident that the three tower set-up will be better for our city in terms of density of residences, retail and employment, and amenities.