What is so special about this cladding? I read someone here said that only one company can deliver it

Very noisy active work. Today, near Canary.

It looks beautiful though 👍

Sorry I’m out of the loop here, why do they paint the tracks?

It feels enormous, I can’t imagine it’s going to be 3 times bigger

If that is so impossible, why the guys (developers and city) talking about it and making any proposals? Are they stupid kids? I can’t get it…

It’s like we had the same damn minds 😄 I also love slight height decrease, it will eventually make Pinnacle OY truly stand out. It wouldn’t make that effect if the tallest tower would be surrounded by another tall towers. P.S. I also wish 19 Bloor West gets lower to let The One stand out in...

Looking forward to see some renderings

I couldn’t be more pleased to see that my image of brick cladding was credited to @Rascacielo in the new article 😐 https://urbantoronto.ca/news/2024/09/cladding-glazing-appear-growing-james-scrivener-square.56859

How many storeys are there already ?

I know this thread is for buses, but I’m curious about any existing information or thoughts on replacing streetcars with battery powered ones, in order to get rid of ugly wire webs in downtown

It’s now halfway - 19 out of 38 floors. Glass cladding started:

You are. I’m sure the crane goes down this month, the tower is completely topped off, only cladding for ~3 floors to be completed. I passed by The Pemberton site today, there’s around 1.5 floors to go

Glass: I also saw bricks, but wasn’t able to take a shot. All I can say it looked the same brick as on Harvest Wagon building, maybe a bit darker.