As we find ourself on the cusp of getting to grade (getting above grade being the red-tape question at hand) it's time for a new diagram. Since some of you seem to like them, some so much you've decided to start copying them 😉, I figured I'd give a quick behind the scenes peek... I start each...

You've outdone yourself with that second watermark.

Turn the bass up.

No shortage of watermarks on this one!

Well, we probably don't need two diagram updates but I had this one ready...

They just wrapped working on the mechanical portion of the building, which is certainly a cause for slower vertical progression. The cladding however, storms upward. (This should be correct within a floor or two...yadda yadda usual caveat).

Well I see I've been replaced 😅

The mono-spaced VIA RAIL CANADA on the cars is *chefs kiss*.

More or less under Bay Street. This was a proposal for the rework of the loop fyi (source link has some other cross sections showing it under Bay). Source

What's the history behind it being "Harbor" on the building? I can't seem to find too much on when Canada fully committed to British Spelling outside of newspapers in the 1990s...

Not a great look getting the grammar wrong on an ignorant reply! @Stefan likely just the angle as the floor plans certainly suggest there is concrete between units. The floorplans for these are all quite...unique. Also with the cladding taking so long, they can't start putting up things like...

Would be great to put a moratorium on banks moving into new condos. Vibe killer.

I can't tell if you're all just saturation fans or if that heritage renovation is...a little bright.

Bad news for those living in the apartments in the foreground. Appears their building is going to sink about three stories.

Excellent massing. Great little cluster forming in Vaughan.

I was talking about the mech-section mid tower. Will await final judgment for these two queens' crowns.

Can't trust ads given half the buildings glow like they emit radiation.

The mechanical section breaks up what would have been a relatively elegant massing. They better have some sort of lighting to emphasize that maple leaf motif because it's a hot mess at the moment.

Not 3XN but a great firm called Squire and Partners.

Can anyone provide a link to the correct LegDocs file with most up-to-date architectural drawings? The historic drama of this build has turned it into an absolute nightmare to sort through... (the reward is diagram updates 😇)