Hopefully something that can automatically redirect and remove so we don't have to read them.

Hmmmm, the glass spandrels on the between tower walls do look grey.. very grey!

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Well, the sky is pretty grey in this photo, so not sure what colour you would expect the reflection to be! Presume you meant the aforementioned aluminum mullions?

Uhhh, I think that is a reflection of the sky!?

Wonder how we will continue to get these great overhead shots once this flys past Benito's perch?

Almost hit that flying turtle too!

Don't think the glazing is the issue, but the metal screen over the glazing. It does seem to be inconsistent and deviations become readily apparent when the sun rays are directly aligned with the wall. Site arch should note this as a deficiency.

Yikes is right. Lighten up people! Unpucker your buttholes. This is a human interest story not an academic arch treatise! sheesh!

Actually, where the sky reflects on the upper two floors of glass, looks pretty, pretty good!

He has this one going up in Ottawa at the mo ment. Might be close in height?

Too bad we don't have any progress pics for the doughnut hole. Seems a lot of blue framework has been installed and then covered up with two floors of plywood and the opening in the floor in last pic seems to be between the two elevator cores?

Love the way the rendering perspective dwarfs the CN tower to help emphasize them as Gehry's tallest"

Keep moving forward is my motto.

If you look back 8 and 10 posts, you'll note we have already covered this point, but thanks for the added emphasis.

Like I said above, they look like they are being excluded from the area that will be poured.

Looks like they are being formed out from the next concrete pour, which would lead me to think that we might see another super column metal prefab piece placed on top of the current column tops?

Thanks. Just thought they were setting this corner up as a test run before tackling the others, plus there has been lots of concrete on site that last week or two.

Wonder why they are waiting to pour that first corner piece? Seems like it has been prepared for quite a while.

I think you are a bit short