[Amare]

All those towers, and FCP (white), Scotiabank Plaza and this tower (red) are the only ones that aren't shades of blue/grey/green.

Another reason why I wish the 90s recession never happened. So many projects we missed out on, that were replaced with the 2000's Toronto sterilization architectural style which we're unfortunately still under the strong grasps of.

 

[mburrrrr]

The penthouse mechanical room rounded corner seems to be reflecting the light like a twizzler.

 

[Towered]

Of course they stuck a grey box on top.

 

[Johnny Au]

July 8, 2025:

 

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

I would have kind of liked to see the facade on this one be brought up one more floor so that the mechanical cap is not as visible

 

[DSCToronto]

I would have kind of liked to see the facade on this one be brought up one more floor so that the mechanical cap is not as visible

Yes, the mechanicals are rather 'obvious'. The alternative would have been to use colour! I rather liked the BlueSkin version of a few weeks ago myself!
Photo from @Johnny Au a few weeks ago:

 

[GenerationLee]

Of course they stuck a grey box on top.

It's what I call the obligatory grey addition to the project, to appease the city, as the "City of Grey".

 

[AHK]

Crane coming down

 

[Northern Light]

I took a few of this one, from many different spots, on July 23rd, 2025:

First, from Front near Yonge:

Now Yonge, south of Lakeshore:

Now up close, from Sherbourne, working our way up from Esplanade:

 

[skycandy]

Evening and morning pics…

 

[mburrrrr]

Pictures over the last 4 days. One crane down, two up. How many cranes does it take to take down a crane?

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

^...until every derrick takes down the previous derrick, the last one should be able to fit in the palm of your hand.

 

[ehambobam]

Yesterday

 

[ethan.l.cecc]

From Yonge and Harbour/Lake Shore

 

[wmedia]

More balcony glass (taken Friday).