[Edward Skira]

Two photos of Eau de Soleil from slightly different angles. (Also taken at different times in the early evening). I intend to repeat these shots through the construction process. Is there a preference as to the angles?

Regular updates and as for the angle one that will allow us to see the entire complex once completed. So vertical shot with gas station at bottom of pic. Will make for a great time-lapse video.

 

[gregv]

August 13, 2017

 

[interchange42]

Huh, interesting angle. You can just barely make out one of the cranes to the west of Jade, and I suppose the end of the boom of another one peeking out from behind Jade.

Anyway, Old Mill Towers view? Or The Terraces of Old Mill? Drone? Great view down the valley whichever way!

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[gregv]

Or The Terraces of Old Mill?

Yep, my parents live there. Every time a crane goes up they let me know how high the new tower will be...as they count down their slivers of lake view.

 

[67Cup]

From the west side of Mimico Creek

 

[67Cup]

Same shot from the west side of Mimico Creek but just learning to crop on an iPad. Please forgive the repeat.

 

[Torontovibe]

 

[jArch22]

18 August 2017:

 

[Jasonzed]

 

[Keyz]

August 19th, 2017

 

[Filip]

This one is beastly driving eastbound down LSBW.

 

[Keyz]

August 21st, 2017

 

[someMidTowner]

Today:

 

[67Cup]

Progress at Eau de Soleil. It looks to me as if the plate of the shorter, 49 storey "Water Tower" has been established. It's the one closest to the Lake. I am guessing there are more stepbacks to come on the 66 storey "Sky."

We are, as you might expect, wondering how much of our view of the downtown skyline will remain from this vantage point. From elsewhere in the unit we will retain a view of the downtown core, including the CN Tower.

 

[Keyz]

September 9th, 2017. First cladding.