^ I believe you you are correct AG. The Preliminary Zoning report states that the building height is 184.76 meters (194.36 meters including the mechanical penthouse). So the mechanical penthouse will add 9.6 meters (31.5 feet) to the as built height. Depending on how
you look at it, the rooftop mechanical penthouse will be the equivalent of either 3 floors (assuming the upper residential floors in this building have 10 foot ceilings) or 4 floors (assuming 8 foot clear heights per floor). Regardless, the "effective" height of the building will end up being approximately 61 storeys.
 
Can't imagine any condo today having less than 9 ft ceilings, Penthouses in particular. My guess is min of 10 ft in 88, knowing Concert advertised up to 12 ft. on some floors.

Someone suggested L-Tower messed up and delivered lower ceilings in their Penthouse than agreed to, creating quite a problem for all.
 
Christopher Brown said:
Can't imagine any condo today having less than 9 ft ceilings, Penthouses in particular.
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Penthouses aside, many new condos have less than 9 ft ceilings. Ten York is a good example where classic suites have an 8’6” ceiling height.

I agree though, my guess is 10' as well.
 
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For this building:

Wide open great room spaces with expansive windows and over-height 9-foot ceilings throughout principal living areas as per plan. Some suites feature ceiling heights up to 10, 11 and 12 feet.1

footnote:
1 Ceiling heights are approximate and will be lower in bulkhead and dropped ceiling areas. 8-foot typical ceiling heights in Studio plans.
 
And a few more for some perspective, from yesterday:
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