Didn’t see any installed today, so they will be installed next week. Update for today, most forms were raised to the 37th floor. No cladding work.

Some more progress on the glass installation. Glass has reached 20th floor. More installations on the 14th floor. First glass for the balcony. (North side) 14th floor. 20th floor.

Cladding has reached the 19th floor. Some extra cladding has also been installed on the 14th floor. Cladding for the curved glass on the hotel floors has finished on the north-west corner. Still some missing for the bottom floors on the north-east corner. Tower has reached 36 floors. 14th...

Camera is facing too low, while the image itself appears to be facing up.

Well, we do have this…

When I saw this for a second I thought they were demolishing this as with many other offices at this height and age… You could add databases for existing buildings, like a database similar to CTBUH or Emporis (Goodbye Emporis, 1996-2022) We already have databases for buildings that have been...

Progress on the bridge.

It’s been a while.

Checking UrbanToronto’s TikTok again. (I don’t use TikTok) The comments are brain dead. This is what they think about this development.

Introducing, Pinnacle Boring Machine! Or, SoilTower! Unedited photos from hawc.

… or Pinnacle could do their own EdgeWalk, since there are no observation decks planned. RoofWalk? But… chances are low. Rooftops are always locked. Cooling towers, exhausts, etc… Something like this! Oops, wrong building.

Here is the view from the penthouse from Apple Maps. Photogrammetry is from Fall 2022. West. West, wide. North. South. East.

I don’t think we should say a buildings height just based on the average floor to ceiling height. Floors alone aren’t a reliable measure because ceiling heights can vary widely, typically ranging from 8 to 12 feet. Additionally, mechanical floors and penthouses, while adding to a building’s...

I created a time-lapse of CIBC Square from May 2017 to August 2024. Photos are taken monthly from EarthCam. In this time-lapse you will see phase 1 and phase 2 under construction, along with other buildings built along the way. Two versions of the time-lapse. Same footage, but one is faster...

I actually created a Timelapse that is 2 years and 1 month long! From April 2022 to May 2024. Photos are taken once per month. Here is the post below.

Before and after. All the work in one day. Earlier in the day, almost 35 floors. Progress with the cladding on the north-east corner. Earlier, condo cladding had reached 17th floor, with installation underway for the 18th floor. Later in the day. After the installation was completed. On...

If the condo corp did have to pay, expect maintenance fees to go way up!