TossYourJacket
Senior Member
Unfortunate that both the crown has never been lit up, nor has the Bloor St retail been filled.
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Benito
Senior Member
Yes exactly rubbish, there is actually less of it now than initially.
Dustin William
Active Member
The crown is glazed in with a walkable inside literally meant to be illuminated up there... dunno why they haven’t installed lights all the way around.
jackattack
Active Member
looking up earlier today
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Superstar
The City would tell you that that's a bad idea. 'It's special enough already' is generally their frame of mind when it comes to nighttime lighting.
jackattack
Active Member
just peaking out above the trees (before the leaves changed)
noahthewale
New Member
Some fog pic's from last Friday
thaivic
Active Member
working on glass
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noahthewale
New Member
Sorry to keep spamming the same shot, but hopefully this illustrates how bad the crown lighting is
ushahid
Senior Member
why is city so against night time lighting?
zang
Senior Member
Light pollution? I can imagine if your apartment faces a lighting feature it’s annoying as all hell, especially if it’s animated.
ushahid
Senior Member
One bloor has been the tallest building in the neighborhood for 4 years and will be the tallest for another 2-3 years, no apartments facing the mechanical. I dont understand why city is not letting them light up the mechanical and if it causes light pollution just dim it but atleast light it up.
someMidTowner
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I think you're underestimating how quickly The One's steel frame might rise.
condovo
Senior Member
I don't think Toronto is against lighting generally or against lighting at One Bloor specifically. I think One Bloor is delaying or hasn't finished its lighting scheme for whatever reason. I'm sure it's coming soon.
ushahid
Senior Member
Sorry I meant people wont move in for 2-3 years.