heatscore
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Yeah, the white paint under the balconies really rounds out the look from that angle.
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Logan
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DNZ_2121_00002 by Alberto Donzelli, on Flickr
Solaris
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Sadly ... I can't honestly say "it looks much better now"
... blank solid wall on 1 side and featureless continuous glass plane on the other ?
salsa
Senior Member
Sadly ... I can't honestly say "it looks much better now"
People are really gonna notice that once the offramp comes down and they start walking on that street. Just like with many Brutalist buildings built decades ago, eventually these podiums will be looked back with scorn and require major intervention to fix their urban design problems.
wmedia
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Mike in TO
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Mods - Perhaps you can update the thread title - new heights (See OMB Case No. PL151171) - Harbour Plaza sought variances which were approved to increase the heights and number of units: from 224 and 233 to 229.97 and 236.67 metres, and from 1,305 to 1,313 units.
DarkSideDenizen
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wmedia
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Wow DarkSideDenizen. That picture is incredible. What a transformation! Thanks for uploading that.
steveve
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kotsy
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metropolis
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Any idea how many more floors to go?
steveve
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Taken today, the crane to the left of Brookfield (the next crane left of that is 88 Scott I believe):
Toronto Skyline by steveve photostream #1, on Flickr
Toronto Skyline by steveve photostream #1, on Flickr
kris
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Here is the zoomed out view
kris
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Via Reddit- https://www.reddit.com/r/toronto/comments/4v9nsr/toronto_250_meters/
From the top of the crane
From the top of the crane
