urbanexplorer
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This last one is pretty cool, really gives a big city vibe of multiple business centres beyond each other.
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lightarchitect
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9.3.21
skycandy
Senior Member
Site supervisor said the upcoming sections of vision glass and cladding will wrap around the south side from this west starting point. A bit of a holdup with cladding (metal I believe) awaiting special paint (supply chain issues)....
And they're working on the 66th floor mech now...
Earlier today:
raclll
Active Member
Hi skycandy. Are you climbing the fence to get those "down into the pit" shots or are you really really tall?
skycandy
Senior Member
….abnormally long arms
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3Dementia
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^ I know you use low tech equipment to get those shots.
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BTW, this one below is yet another hall of fame sky candy capture ... bravo.
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/attachments/p1240257-jpg.346427/
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BTW, this one below is yet another hall of fame sky candy capture ... bravo.
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/attachments/p1240257-jpg.346427/
khaldoon
Senior Member
Considering that this will rise more than 300m, the pillars seem rather small. I have been in office towers downtown where pillars are more 1mx1m in size. But I suppose that since this a residential tower, there are more walls and some of them can be weight bearing.
bilked
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reteequa
Active Member
call me crazy but Daniels looks good from here
ryanbruins17
Active Member
You're crazy
The Preservationist
Active Member
Hey that's looking pretty good from the Island. A bit too early for final judgement but I'm thinking this one's tower portion is exceeding expectations. Thanks for the photo Bilked.
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C-mac
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Wow....it really stands out from that angle, and to think that's the shortest one.
UtakataNoAnnex
Superstar
The Daniels: Something that never can be blotted out unless they where to build supertalls out in the lake...
More on topic though: Yep!
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Once the subsequent phases of One Yonge and Sugar Wharf are done, these shots will look like the TD Centre shots from the '60s. Former giant dwarfed by much taller towers.