kotsy
Senior Member
I can't imagine The One making much of an impact, given how much further it is than everything else you've listed. I don't even think you can see One Bloor East unless you're maybe over at Ward's Island or Polson Pier.
I can't imagine The One making much of an impact, given how much further it is than everything else you've listed. I don't even think you can see One Bloor East unless you're maybe over at Ward's Island or Polson Pier.
skycandy
Senior Member
Yes, this should be a skyline showstopper in the offing (perhaps more so with west-east views). Not only is the glass spectacular, add those prism effects with different lighting, the sharp white fins, and perhaps equally impressive, the night lighting. Had a little time on my hands this afternoon, and did a back of the envelope calc suggesting some 280 spot lights (both upwards and downwards) on each east or west face (somewhat less on the narrower north-south faces). These will light up those diagonal white fins. And pretty sure these will melt any snow/ice issues in short order come winter (it takes very little heat to melt snow on lights).
First pic is an anim. gif going back to March 14th.
Those fins are sizeable next to those fellas....
Four downward directional spots on north face...
Two upward-directed spots near corners...
First pic is an anim. gif going back to March 14th.
Those fins are sizeable next to those fellas....
Four downward directional spots on north face...
Two upward-directed spots near corners...
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Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
Michael62
Active Member
Working on the Scotiabank/CIBC Bridge
Removing the hanging wind chimes that will block access to the bridge
Removing the hanging wind chimes that will block access to the bridge
isaidso
Senior Member
Is that some type of organ?
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
"Wins/Losses/Ties" (Micah Lexier, 1998), Air Canada Centre, Toronto
The length of each of the 67 rods corresponds to the wins, losses and ties of one of the 67 seasons that the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team played in their previous venue, Maple Leaf Gardens.
The length of each of the 67 rods corresponds to the wins, losses and ties of one of the 67 seasons that the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team played in their previous venue, Maple Leaf Gardens.
got it right
Active Member
hahahaha...that was my first thought too
Deadpool X
Senior Member
Earlier I wasn't pleased with having twins (practically quadruplets - each building looks like 2 joined buildings) but seeing this facade, I am happy that we will have more of this.
ADRM
Senior Member
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Distant view from Chester Hill lookout
Jasonzed
Senior Member
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St Lawrence area.
G.L.17
Senior Member
Dubya
New Member
Hello, since I live in the middle of this project I thought I'd share a few pics. Haven't had the need for an alarm for a while now.
G.L.17
Senior Member
Great first post, keep 'em coming!