kai
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June 3
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Rascacielo
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Today
mburrrrr
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Hazy Friday
77 level
77 level
Civdis
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I just realized that this building will have more floors than any building in NYC and behind on only Willis Tower in Chicago for most floors in NA. I am sure it is not a revelation to most here, but it was to me
Collingwoodbuildinglover
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Actually this is a Revelation to me as I never thought about the fact that majority of super talls in the states are office buildings which would have higher floor to ceiling heights so they can hit larger heights without having as many floors thanks for making me think today
GameOnBrad
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I moved Downtown, from North York, in 2001. I gotta admit, the skyline has almost completely changed. That said, I don't hate it and I don't mind the design of this building. At least it's not another generic square or rectangular building. 
Northern Light
Superstar
Photos taken today, June 7th, 2025:
First, peeking out from Bay St. beside Union Stn:
Now from Yonge/Front: (progressive zoom in)
First, peeking out from Bay St. beside Union Stn:
Now from Yonge/Front: (progressive zoom in)
rbt
Senior Member
Yep. NYC residential supertalls are generally restricted by FSI (~floor count), not height BUT the buyers want high views. As a result most of billionaire row has 12+ foot ceilings. Council did quash the idea of a 10 floor building sitting over a 300m tall lobby though: ceiling heights cannot be infinite anymore.
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GameOnBrad
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It's already visible from practically everywhere. What floor are they on now (so far)?
IrishCanadian98
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From today, taken around Front Street and Parliament
dsyoo21
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This is stunning
OpenClosed
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78~ is my guess
mburrrrr
Senior Member
White trim floors are 31 & 56
Working on level 78
At least one steel angle trim column to be installed.
Working on level 78
At least one steel angle trim column to be installed.
GameOnBrad
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That night shot. It just occurred to me that it might be cool to have neon lights all the way up those vertical white strips.
The neighbours would probably mind it but I think it would be cool from a skyline perspective.
And what's a little more light pollution.
The neighbours would probably mind it but I think it would be cool from a skyline perspective.
And what's a little more light pollution.
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