It’s interesting (to me at least) how they continue to build around the heritage stub as if it’s not really part of the development. Pretty sure similar projects — One Yorkville and 19 Duncan come to mind — had the heritage portions integrated directly into the structure from the beginning. Or...

Presumably there’ll be another layer of scaffolding on top of that first one to bring it to its final height,

I walked by this the other day. It’s looking great, but one smallish quibble.... I‘m not sold on the stripey balcony panels. Did anyone else think they were going to be wood/wood-esque? What they‘ve gone with is suggestive of the tiled mensroom walls in my local multiplex. (render from Urban...

Based on the photos posted throughout the day, it looks like there were no workers anywhere on site today? Odd, given how much was going on last week, including the elevators and area above the ramp. Hope all is well!

I believe the concrete ‘berm’ is for the structure that will support the building facade during construction, not hoarding.

I find my attention keeps getting drawn to this, which looks like some kind of mechanical building that will not be contained within either the short or long fins. It’s noticeable from a number of angles.

This nighttime render seems to suggest the glazing changes after two more floors.

So, uh, don't get me wrong, I think it's an amazing building, but I would have liked it even a liiiiiitle bit more if the diamonds had been lined up on either side of the indentation -- like this -- instead of staggered. ?

I don’t recall seeing this kind of setup before. Anyone know what’s happening with all of these?

Good lord, look how janky these lines are...