[steveve]

This graphic has been expanded to include buildings over 100 metres:

 

[ushahid]

Man whats with condo people stealing other people's work.

 

[steveve]

Here are recent graphics that group high-rises (100m +) by decade of completion.

 

[steveve]

Some recent graphics. The development colour scheme was changed up to different hues of blue and purple. They're a bit easier on the eyes. Feel free to chime in if you have other suggestions:

 

[ushahid]

wow! amazing work Steve. you forgot to add one yonge to Under construction illustration.

 

[steveve]

wow! amazing work Steve. you forgot to add one yonge to Under construction illustration.

Can’t believe I missed that!

 

[Deadpool X]

Some recent graphics highlighting buildings over 150 metres in height:

That's am amazing job .

If it's not a lot of work, could you please also show this 150m+ graphic in one blue/green colour instead of using 4 shades? The lighter shades are getting suppressed by the darker shades. If you show all 150m+ buildings in one darker shade, it will highlight the true scale of the skyline even better.

 

[steveve]

That's am amazing job .

If it's not a lot of work, could you please also show this 150m+ graphic in one blue/green colour instead of using 4 shades? The lighter shades are getting suppressed by the darker shades. If you show all 150m+ buildings in one darker shade, it will highlight the true scale of the skyline even better.

Ok. I’ll add that to the list!

 

[steveve]

Happy holidays!
240 Adelaide West:

 

[steveve]

Per request from @Deadpool X

150m + buildings highlighted in this graphic below:

 

[Deadpool X]

Thanks @steveve. It looks amazing

 

[steveve]

Happy New Year:

 

[steveve]

212 King West comparison diagram:

 

[steveve]

Recent graphics:

Mirvish+Gehry

277 Wellington:

 

[steveve]

Midtown Toronto / Yonge and Eglinton (Canada Square):