I was going through some old photos the other day and realized this looks like a knockoff of Arquitectonica's Paraiso Bay in Miami:

12/10 from Cherry Beach:

Weekend perspectives:

Some captures from the weekend:

Snapped some photos of the crane being raised on Saturday 12/10:

The render people are pulling up like it's the Waldorf Astoria in their Mercedes AMG sedans and Aston Martin DB9's

I see some fritted glass being fixed in that last photo 👀

Robert A. M. Stern from Temu.

Looks like an inverse 111 W 57th 👀

Drone video of the tower crane install via Great Gulf's IG:

100% agreed - I grew up in Windsor and refused to buy a car as I didn't want to be part of the problem. That said, instead of a 20-30 minute drive to school, I'd be taking a 1.5 hour bus ride and sort of accepted that there was close to zero incentive for others to take transit except for those...

Pretty bold of the developer. Imagine having to explain to a buyer that the unit they purchased on the 62nd floor no longer exists because they couldn't get the height increase that they promised?

I sort of prefer this over a complete demolition. Here in New York they just tear nearly everything down when a property becomes too valuable for the building that occupies it.

Of course they try to make it look about 30 meters taller than it actually is :rolleyes:

Aerial view heading into Pearson on Thursday 7/27:

Thursday 7/27:

Few days late but I got some aerials on Thursday 7/27 on my way in to Pearson:

Thursday 7/27:

From my flight into Pearson yesterday:

Nice! Very reminiscent of the Prestige at Pinnacle One Yonge, but curvier. On theme with the BMW branding, it's almost as if Prestige is the 650i to this version as the M6 😅