BermudaTO37
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Now for something a bit different.
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Townie
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My only regret is that we've lost the iconic view of the CN Tower viewed between the two towers of the TD Centre. It's now blocked by 160 Front.
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Tunafish13
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You can start to see the cutout area that's about to be glazed
And here was just a fun shot from street level
kotsy
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My regret is not getting over there to take a photo from that vantage point while I still had the chance.
Lovestallthings2
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Mine too
evandyk
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I am in that spot a lot, but it seems I have never thought to take a picture. I did get this one, though, which won’t be possible any more.
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mburrrrr
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Johnny Au
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Rascacielo
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mburrrrr
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old boy
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I remember when the Royal York and the Imperial Bank of Commerce building were the tallest buildings in Toronto. I'm sure the new TD building is built of fine material, but it looks stumpy and blocky to me. I know I'm in the minority on this - hoping I will change my mind when the top is finished. though.
Ryan_T
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This building is turning out more stripey than I expected, but still very reflective from the ground. What a unique effect.
3Dementia
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Interesting... I had the exact opposite impression from @mburrrrr's last angle, particularly compared to some of the stumpy renderings in the database (north views in particular mind you).
Given the roof steel will possibly(?) reach to a height not that far below the crane cabin in that shot... bettin' the east and west views have a shot at even soaring quite a bit. Either way... thrilled with the results already, compared to the renders.
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Lovestallthings2
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They haven't built the top part yet. I wouldn't call it stumpy and blocky. It's actually IMHO one of the more interesting builds in years in Toronto