[Koops65]

 

[Johnny Au]

April 17, 2025:

Union Station Northeast Entrance:

Yonge and Front:

 

[Natika33]

From today:

 

[ImmenselyMental]

Here are a few photos I took of Pinnacle One Yonge this afternoon, starting from outside Union Station:

 

[kotsy]

and from the the end of Leslie Street Spit this weekend.

 

[Rascacielo]

Today

 

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

This is really going to start to make everything look short in comparison pretty soon already is making a massive impact from multiple points in the city

 

[steveve]

Today:

 

[OpenClosed]

Photos from the other day:

For comparisons sake, here’s a photo I took in November 2024 from a similar angle. You can see it crawl up a bit behind prestige.

Crazy how fast this thing went up

 

[Northern Light]

A few from today, April 22nd, 2025, first peeking out from Bay St, then close up.

 

[KAR246]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but is there any chance this 106th "amenity" level could be some kind of public observation deck? From what I know amenity is just intended for building residents, but I would like to keep some hope...
With The One's skygarden/observation deck being likely cancelled (?) due to Tridel not building to the full height, there will continue to be an absence of observation decks in Toronto besides the CN Tower (as well as City Hall's observation floor and TD Centre's 54th floor during Doors Open, can't wait to check those out this year). It would be awesome if Skytower could change that, but maybe that's just naive daydreaming....

 

[ImmenselyMental]

Well, both Sky Tower and its crane can now be seen from the northwest corner of Yonge and Bloor using a telephoto lens:

Here are a few photos of Pinnacle One Yonge from various angles this afternoon, starting from the Time & Space courtyard:

 

[GenerationLee]

April 17th

 

[UpwithOlives]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but is there any chance this 106th "amenity" level could be some kind of public observation deck? From what I know amenity is just intended for building residents, but I would like to keep some hope...
With The One's skygarden/observation deck being likely cancelled (?) due to Tridel not building to the full height, there will continue to be an absence of observation decks in Toronto besides the CN Tower (as well as City Hall's observation floor and TD Centre's 54th floor during Doors Open, can't wait to check those out this year). It would be awesome if Skytower could change that, but maybe thats just naive daydreaming....

The outdoor garden levels of The One were not public, they were associated with the penthouses. And not sure if those units are still being built. There was a public gallery space somewhere in the building that was supposed to be provided as part of the height increase, but yeah, that's probably gone.

 

[Hamiltonian]

Maybe this is a stupid question, but is there any chance this 106th "amenity" level could be some kind of public observation deck? From what I know amenity is just intended for building residents, but I would like to keep some hope...
With The One's skygarden/observation deck being likely cancelled (?) due to Tridel not building to the full height, there will continue to be an absence of observation decks in Toronto besides the CN Tower (as well as City Hall's observation floor and TD Centre's 54th floor during Doors Open, can't wait to check those out this year). It would be awesome if Skytower could change that, but maybe thats just naive daydreaming....

Seems economically-wise to do so in my opinion. Observation decks make $$$. I mean this isn't New York but it would probably still make a good profit. Like how 30 Rock has views of the Empire State Building, Pinnacle would have views of the CN Tower.