[mysteryman]

There's a gap of a few inches between the concrete and glass, plenty of room for drainage. Same detail on Spire and many others.

 

[greenleaf]

There's a gap of a few inches between the concrete and glass, plenty of room for drainage. Same detail on Spire and many others.

Ah, that makes sense. it was difficult to tell that distance from the pictures. Thanks!

 

[Conrad Black]

Looking good. Thanks for the updates.

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

Sept. 10th

 

[vegeta_skyline]

Like the set-backs on the top, any penthouse units there or is it just mechanical?

 

[T-Squared]

^ never knew the building has setbacks like that. Went to the website and indeed for the south tower there there are penthouses up there. One of the floorplan is called the 'Bulicanti'. Perhaps North tower have something similar.

 

[khris]

Neither did I. But then again, all of the renders are at a weird angle looking up from the ground. At least that I've seen.

 

[Ramako]

What's the white crane on the left for?

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

What's the white crane on the left for?

That's the south tower's crane, just behind the Coroner's building

 

[khris]

That's the south tower's crane, just behind the Coroner's building

I think he means the one left of that

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

Oh ya, the WHITE one (D'oh!). I'm pretty sure that's Mt. Sinai Hospital addition

 

[UrbanAffair]

There is also a crane for lumiere in that shot, to the far left side just in the shadows

 

[Mike in TO]

A variety of different angles today and glass frames are now being installed at street level:

Lots of pics... but I think these glass Clewes towers are the best looking pair of condos built in the condo boom over the past 5 years.

 

[urbandreamer]

11 September 2008 photo update

Well, looks like Murano is liked by more than just me.... Yep, my favourite (highrise) buildings of the current building boom too!

From College Street this afternoon.

 

[current]

September 10

The north tower from Carlton.