[Towered]

I never thought Vaughan would have its own skyline. Coming down the 400 from the north you might even get the impression that it's a big city

 

[Therion]

Supercool pics. It's incredible how a new, dense(ish) community was just willed into existence here. From the pics, lots more space for buildings. I have to say so far most of the tall stuff at VCC has turned out surprisingly well!

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

I never thought Vaughan would have its own skyline. Coming down the 400 from the north you might even get the impression that it's a big city

...it's tainted by a sea of surface parking lots nearly to the horizon though. >.<

 

[ImmenselyMental]

This evening, on the left:

 

[Johnny Au]

I never thought Vaughan would have its own skyline. Coming down the 400 from the north you might even get the impression that it's a big city

It’s hard to believe that a few decades ago, Vaughan’s tallest structure was Wonder Mountain!

 

[hkskyline]

8/22

 

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

It’s hard to believe that a few decades ago, Vaughan’s tallest structure was Wonder Mountain!

Not even decade's most of this has gone up in the last 9 years or so

 

[hkskyline]

8/26

 

[Islington Express Bus]

Not even decade's most of this has gone up in the last 9 years or so

When the subway opened in 2017, the tallest building in the area was the KPMG building, which has now been completely dwarfed.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

...I also appreciate to a degree that the devs are pulling the stops out with the towers here, making them at least interesting to look at. Not saying it's my cup of tea...rather it's a better look on the mostly dreck and drab down our neck of the woods.

 

[yrt+viva=1system]

8/26

For a second there I thought I was looking at some 1960’s photos! Love the composition vibes. Reminds me of the photos of when the TD towers were under construction.

 

[A Torontonian Now]

When the subway opened in 2017, the tallest building in the area was the KPMG building, which has now been completely dwarfed.

And let's remember that the KPMG building would never have been built but for the anticipated opening of the subway.

 

[Branden Simon]

Tower Crane come down via Jib Crane @Paclo (September 1, 2024)

 

[Transportfan]

And let's remember that the KPMG building would never have been built but for the anticipated opening of the subway.

But as I suspected, no other office buildings were built. Another "bait" project like Aviva in Downtown Markham with no other takers.

 

[michael0123]

But as I suspected, no other office buildings were built. Another "bait" project like Aviva in Downtown Markham with no other takers.

There's PWC as well, it seems decent (imo) for so early on in this whole project