I followed up my original email by asking them to clarify what "other planned major infrastructure projects" will be conducted in the area, as I understood most of the utility relocation work to have already been completed. Their response was as follows: "That’s correct and much of the utility...

I took @DSCToronto 's advice and emailed the engineer + councilor regarding this project. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but this was the response I received: "The project team has recently updated the project website. Construction is now anticipated to begin as early as 2027 and the...

Honestly I had just assumed it was an HVAC vent stack, but then again why would it start at grade if all the HVAC units are stored on the top floor?

Funny that I'm seeing this now - I did a double take when I saw a truck carrying these massive rebar cages on the Gardiner the other day and figured the only possible place they could be going was an Ontario Line construction site - glad to know I was right. But yeah holy mother of caissons

View from Front/Bathurst on Aug. 4:

Snapped a quick photo as I walked past the site on Aug 15, excavation well underway in the middle of Queen Street outside of the Eaton Centre:

As seen from Eglinton & Yonge on August 8th:

Viewed at a distance:

Fits in nicely with its neighbours:

For my 100th post, a few photos of the One, giving off the most pencil tower look I've seen yet:

If you look closely at this first image you can see the curved floor slab at the top left corner of the building, which means they've reached the point where the residential balconies start!

Just one photo from Bloor/Spadina - I noticed around 5 pm yesterday an interesting effect where the sunlight really accentuated the vertical column cladding but muted the diagrid cladding. Must be specific to the angle of the sunset around this time of year

Late night work (taken around 11:30 pm) in progress at Osgoode Station on Jan. 17th: Work on the shelter at the secondary entrance on Simcoe: and early stages of excavation in progress at the Osgoode Hall entrance:

A couple from before the holidays showing how it will fill out this area:

It's still up on KPF's website and still referred to as a KPF design by Concord on theirs - unless there's something we don't know?