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Midtown Urbanist
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Brilliant! You can really see how it is going to take shape in the skyline.
3Dementia
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AlbertC
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That angle also captures where the future Kraft bakery redevelopment will have its impact to further intensify that skyline.
dragontea
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Kraft? You mean Mr. Christie site?
gregv
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67Cup
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Construction on a grey day. The next time the crane on the Water Tower is raised, we will lose our unobstructed view of Aura. That actually saddens me a little. From a distance its architectural infelicities are not visible and it is quite impressive.
AlbertC
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I was going by the applicable name used for its discussion thread on this forum:
http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/thread...-blvd-w-park-lawn-first-capital.19258/page-19
dragontea
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I see. I've just known it as Mr. Christie. And everytime I say Mr. Christie, I have the kiddie voice in my head saying.."Mr. Christie, you make good cookies" . brainwashed!
67Cup
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City of Light. Taken during the power outage this afternoon and evening. During the worst gusts, the wind was blowing the rain upwards against our windows. But the sky cleared and the sun shone brightly after the storm, all the more impressively because the power was out in our neighbourhood. Eventually, Toronto Hydro restored the power... but not at the point this picture was taken.
Rascacielo
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The distinctive terraces are visible even from my POV downtown, some 9.5 km away as the crow flies
MillerEmpire
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Logan
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AirNorm MR-66Amare
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Absolutely stunning photo. Which leads me to the thought that there's no way in the world ~15 condos would fit into the Mondelez lands just like Mondelez was begging for at one point in time.
Midtown Urbanist
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Those photos remind me why I love Toronto so much!
I'm not sure what it quite is. If I were to guess, it is that we are not a sea of single-detached sprawl outside our downtown core. There is density everywhere within the 416! All those little pockets here and there add up to one big whole. Those two photos display that really well.
I'm not sure what it quite is. If I were to guess, it is that we are not a sea of single-detached sprawl outside our downtown core. There is density everywhere within the 416! All those little pockets here and there add up to one big whole. Those two photos display that really well.