Looks absolutely awful. I guess it's refreshing that it's not an aspirational render for a change and they're just being transparent with their intentions of mediocrity?

We're alllllll with you. Apparently the plan is to be fashionably late and keep the suspense up while lurking these pages laughing at us.

Great pic! One thing I had to point out though, is that except for a couple small details (like CIBC square), this could have been taken in 2008 🤔

Does anyone know approx how many floors are rising per week for the tower portion?

Love the glass on this building. Looks so clean.

This just seems too big to happen for real. I'm for it though.

Any mixed feelings I may have melt away when I remember it's blocking the view of Social from the square.

I'm into drawing focus away from the NY towers.

It's looking good... I'm surprised because I never really thought much about the renderings, but the execution is looking good to me so far!

Is it just me, or did this building go up abnormally fast? 🤔

This is looking promising!

Well, I'll admit this building didn't turn out as shitty as I expected. It's fine filler.

Totally agree 🤝

Do the dome's lights change colour at all? I feel like it's always in blue. Would be cool if they reworked that for programmable colours and also somehow even out the lighting on the dome too. But to stay on topic, this guy stands out like a sore thumb (can kinda look like a thumb too if you...

Let's get the people making decisions in Vaughan to come work for Toronto. Don't care if this makes no sense. I still feel that way 😜

Or put a big ball on top like the Sapphire Tower by Harry Stinson lol... if you guys remember this thing. I remember actually wanting this built too 😂

These timber buildings are just great. We need more in Toronto. Haven't seen one I didn't like yet.

Wait, what... sorry if this is a dumb question... Is this building actually being made now? I thought the project was dead somehow and kept ignoring this thread lol.

In terms of North American cities, I don't think Toronto's architecture is all that bad. Sure, there are awful projects (like this one), but even the cities with the best architecture have some value duds. I'm currently living in Los Angeles (thinking of coming back to TO soon) and it's not much...

Somehow this one slipped under my radar, but I'm liking it for the neighbourhood. What sense does the height issue make when you have the much taller Well right next door? Maybe I'm missing something. Sounds like the Well is getting special treatment somehow, but that's probably not the case.