UtakataNoAnnex
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I imagine the top bits will be easier to clean, but more prone to get dirty. While the bottoms parts will be more problematic, but they won't get as dirty.
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Northern Light
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Just a single pic, taken Friday June 10th, 2022, from Yonge Street and the Esplanade:
SkylineHorizon
Active Member
I'm sure it's completely safe but personally I wouldn't be able to work in those offices knowing they're hanging off the side of the building like that.
DavidCapizzano
Senior Member
From Bremner - side note, I just really love honey locust trees. Not native from what I gather, but they grow so dang well here. They all look really healthy and they turn the most lovely shade of yellow in the fall.
Northern Light
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If they are not cultivars, they are near-natives.
from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honey_locust#/media/File:Gleditsia_triacanthos_range_map.jpg
So native to Windsor and Pt. Pelee roughly
We're just a smidge to the north of their true range.
They are indeed remarkably urban tolerant. The favourite species for parking lots!
Edit to Add: In the case of those in your pic, they've actually been given pretty good planting conditions. Already a healthy size, I think they may well double over the next 10 years or so.
Rascacielo
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Today
tstormers
Senior Member
From Sunday afternoon.
yyz222
New Member
Photos taken Tuesday evening, June 14th. Lots of activity over the past few days. Both cranes have climbed again, the external crane has a new building anchor at around the 42/43 floor. They started on the next set of columns in the South East corner and I believe from the shape at the top of these columns it will be the start of the next inlet when the next set of columns go up. I believe with the new columns installed today it's at the 42 floor and the core is at about floor 44. For reference on the north side the top construction trailer office is hanging off the 32nd floor.
fanoftoronto
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Shot from Centre Island on Monday.
ushahid
Senior Member
what will be the final height of the tower in that last pic? till the control cabin of the crane?
Toron
Active Member
Much higher, it's taller than 10 York by 15 meter.
ushahid
Senior Member
so is CIBC square. but it's further isn't it? will appear shorter.
whatever
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No, the cab is about right. RBC is 121' taller than Simcoe Place (607' vs 486'), and 160 Front is about 180' taller than RBC (787' vs 607'). So the height difference between 160 Front and RBC is about 1.5x the height difference between Simcoe Place and RBC. That'd put it somewhere around the cab of the crane.
ushahid
Senior Member
yeah i agree. "appear shorter" comment was in comparison to 10 York.