Any updates? Have they started cladding those balconies on the second tower?

Why did they have to change the old L design :(

Is it just me, or it really looks kind of... chaotic?

It looks more like an I tower now :/ Was waiting relentlessly for it to be built, but now when half of the amazing design is gone, it's just... naked.

Large res. picture here- http://www.flickr.com/photos/21681081@N06/4548075966 . Not mine, all credit goes to the respective owner. Just thought I'd share it :)

It looks kinda funky. And I LOVE the podium, though I think I'd like more oval shape of it, but square does the trick.

So simple yet so convincing. Great job.

Tower I looks great, what's going on with the second tower?

Oh man oh man, I can't wait for these towers to be built. They are almost as awesome as the L Tower.

What's wrong with some oldschool Bloorj Toronto?

They are great, but they aren't an eye-candy either... Toronto skyline has/will have loads of glass towers, but it lacks the unique ones (like the L Tower).

Oh man I simply love those shots. Good job, mate!

The split sections of the tower look really... unique. I think another split into the first base would make it even more intriguing.

Statistics obviously don't lie, nevertheless, it's gaining a new life up and down there which lightens it up for one of the busiest metropolises in the world. And it looks like the South tower soon could be done building. When is it scheduled to finish the building process and the interior...

It looks really classy in the pictures shown above. The ACC can now legitimately call itself a world class sports complex.

The second one is classy and very enjoyable, though the one above looks very different from what's seen in the second one.Angles really matter :)

Took the words right out of my mouth :eek:

The L Tower looks sweet. Toronto is rockin' with it's skyscrapers presence and is rising sky-high at very fast pace. Modernism at it's finest.

Taken from wiki: I'm really digging Château Frontenac and the Saint Lawrence River in the city's skyline. And I think that french-like architecture does it for me.

Montreal, but Vancouver is catching up as is Quebec city. And Calgary, well, it's too deserty for me...