Richtea
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kotsy
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JayRonto14
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At 100 floors, how many metres would this be at ?
mburrrrr
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Level 100 388.35-77m =311.35 m
One Bloor West 308.6m
Crane climbing and filling in the old holes down below. Hmmm. No holes to fill.
The glazing is back in progress on level 79. First row of windows at an angle between 78 and 79
More balcony glass
One Bloor West 308.6m
Crane climbing and filling in the old holes down below. Hmmm. No holes to fill.
The glazing is back in progress on level 79. First row of windows at an angle between 78 and 79
More balcony glass
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unrealestate
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this building is tall
steveve
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Today from the 100th floor:
UtakataNoAnnex
Superstar
...disappointed that the workers are not wearing pressurized suits at this floor count. 
Okay, some shots from the way up, and then stopping at the 84th floor for a look around...
The red tint on the right side of this photo is from the coated grilled that the lenses were poking between. Still a fan of Alice Aycock's public art pieces down there, "A Series of Whirlpool Field Manoeuvres for Pier 27"
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The red tint on the right side of this photo is from the coated grilled that the lenses were poking between. Still a fan of Alice Aycock's public art pieces down there, "A Series of Whirlpool Field Manoeuvres for Pier 27"
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3Dementia
Senior Member
A shot south from the 89th floor…
...and then we walked the rest of the way up to the 100th floor, still being formed, and then mounted stairs up to the top of the elevator core form, equivalent to about the 101st floor:
Here's what it looks like upon arrival:
Going to the south end:
...and gradually moving along the work area on the west side of the 100th floor to the north end:
More than just a media event, this was a big deal for Pinnacle overall, who brought in higher-ups from across the country to celebrate being the first company in Canada forming a hundredth floor:
In the gold hat in these two pics, Michael De Cotiis, President and CEO of Pinnacle:
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...and then we walked the rest of the way up to the 100th floor, still being formed, and then mounted stairs up to the top of the elevator core form, equivalent to about the 101st floor:
Here's what it looks like upon arrival:
Going to the south end:
...and gradually moving along the work area on the west side of the 100th floor to the north end:
More than just a media event, this was a big deal for Pinnacle overall, who brought in higher-ups from across the country to celebrate being the first company in Canada forming a hundredth floor:
In the gold hat in these two pics, Michael De Cotiis, President and CEO of Pinnacle:
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evandyk
Senior Member
That's cool. I have a great job that I like a lot, but sometimes you get just a wee bit jealous about how other people get to spend their day.
Some last shots of views from the top!
Back down to the 84th, waiting for a cab ride back to earth...
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Back down to the 84th, waiting for a cab ride back to earth...
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artyboy123
Senior Member
On the news!
Johnny Au
Superstar
Pinnacle One Yonge is at the point of being able to see more of Niagara Falls.
steveve
Senior Member
Short vid from the top: