Torontovibe
Senior Member
Yes, the red is fantastic, I just wish there was more of it. You don't see the stripes when standing directly across from the east or west sides.
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The red on the balconies is a great touch.
someMidTowner
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Benito
Senior Member
They must be nearing the topping of this building no? Is it just the mechanical levels left to pour?
whatever
Senior Member
I think you're right. You can see in that last picture that the top floor is a few feet higher than the rest, and you can also seen the front of the parapet for the roof.
G.L.17
Senior Member
Philip Hayward
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drum118
Superstar
June 6
More up on site
More up on site
Benito
Senior Member
The hits of orangey red really make this look great from the street level. This intersection is so much better with this project here now.
kotsy
Senior Member
... and there are two more 45+ story high rises to be built at this intersection in the next few years.
Such a dramatic change in less than 5 years.
Benito
Senior Member
This intersection will really be nice, but then just east of here, at Dundas E. and Sherbourne, it will still be kinda grungy.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
This evening:
Balcony glass before anything else. That's pretty uncommon!
kotsy
Senior Member
Hopefully one day that area is developed as well. One can only hope. I wonder how long before the parking lot of the north/west corner of Jarvis/Dundas is sold to developers.
I wish Five or One Bloor followed the same schedule
Benito
Senior Member
Hopefully one day that area is developed as well. One can only hope. I wonder how long before the parking lot of the north/west corner of Jarvis/Dundas is sold to developers.
I wish Five or One Bloor followed the same schedule
Can you imagine how much broken balcony glass there would be on One Bloor East if they did that? There is a LOT of broken glass already.