It’s funny, I’ve spent all of my 54 years here in Toronto, I’ve driven pass Buffalo dozens of times on my way to Manhattan, DC, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, to visit family and friends, but I’ve never once stopped in Buffalo and stayed there for a few days. From what I can see online it...

With all due respect, please stay on topic, enough about units of measurement, who cares?…all we really need to know is if Concord is sticking with the original design, or will they, like The One, apply for a heigh increase? It does seem such a waste to stop 1 m short of the Super tall status...

Just thinking out loud, but I do remember a while ago, seeing designs for vertical farming, essentially a skyscraper using hydroponics to produce as much food as is necessary. Ever since COVID-19 struck, it’s become all too apparent that we rely far to heavily on imported fruits and vegetables...

Actually, it depends what time of year it is. As you can see from the pictures I posted, I face the exact same direction all north facing units will. In the summertime, it’s absolutely wonderful, we get the sunrise for about an hour or so, then around 4 o’clock, we get constant sun until sunset...

Taken today from my 20th floor balcony at 77 Howard, so much for our view, but that's par for the course living in Toronto. My area (Bloor/Yorkville) is growing at a phenomenal rate. Just from my balcony alone, I can count 12 towers, all of which are at least 130 m tall, they have been built...

Some pictures from my 20th floor balcony at 77 Howard St., each towers distinctive floor plate now evident...they start at 5am, and go until 8 pm every day, so much for sleep, but it’s a rare opportunity to watch a project grow right below you. Soon, I’ll have to look up, and thankfully, they...

Briefly walked past the site today, saw a few workers doing something, but I was in a big hurry so I couldn’t stop. I don’t mean to sound like a troll, but please, let’s set aside the bloody virus, and get back to what this site is supposed to be all about. Does anybody know what those workers...

Why must everybody always compare Toronto to New York City? It’s absolutely pointless, we are our own unique city, different than New York City, Chicago, LA, and any other major world city. We will never be any other city, and for the life of me I can’t understand why people insist upon using...

Here’s where the site prep is at as of today...

just a quick post to show the incredible pace at which the city is growing. I took these pictures from my north facing 20th floor balcony at 77 Howard Street (at Bloor and Parliment). We moved here in 2008, the bulk of the towers are to the left, and 90% of the tallest ones weren’t there when we...

Just an update from today...

I live at 77 Howard Street, on the 20th floor, north facing side, literally right across the street from this project, which will destroy my view and block our sun...up until a week ago, the land has been used as a staging area and parking lot for the construction workers for The Selby, but...

Yes it does, but I’m referring to a real world trade centre. Many cities in the world have a world trade centre, and are usually a landmark structure like the one in NYC, click the link below to see what I’m referring to, http://wtctoronto.com/

Forgive me if this has already been brought up, I’ve searched various forums, and I haven’t found anything about this, but happened upon it reading the Globe and Mail, just click on the link below to see what I’m talking about. It sounds like a very exciting and challenging project, just curious...

It's a far cry from the bright orange brick in the original proposal, but agreed, grey = blah, and the hoarding material made to resemble red brick seems anything but, depending on the sun or darkness. I'd go as far to say it changes colours from a dark red to grey, and everything else in...