[DarkSideDenizen]

Fantastic photo Edward. A new fav of mine.

 

[Edward Skira]

Fantastic photo Edward. A new fav of mine.

Beautiful photo!!

I was shooting into the sun so I wasn't sure about it but thanks.

 

[steveve]

Today:

EDIT: Two more

Also, some weird stuff happening with the glass detailing at the top of the building, as seen in this photo below:

 

[Miscreant]

Phew. I'm loving that canyon.

It's yuuuge. Big league yuuuge.

 

[Edward Skira]

Just now. Uploaded with my phone.

 

[kotsy]

Phew. I'm loving that canyon.

It's yuuuge. Big league yuuuge.

took the words right out of my mouth!

is that really TO?

 

[maestro]

see the wires (I guess supply the traffic signals)

 

[junctionist]

It's strange that the public realm on the street fails to match the grandeur of the built form in the Financial District. Even Bay Street itself has a rather ugly public realm overall, with rusty utility poles, overhead wires, concrete sidewalks along many blocks and generic street lights. Some ornamental street lights and buried overhead wires would go a long way towards improving the public realm.

 

[Therion]

According to a client who's an EY partner, the move-in date for them is May. So lots of interior work still left to do.

 

[Miscreant]

It's strange that the public realm on the street fails to match the grandeur of the built form in the Financial District. Even Bay Street itself has a rather ugly public realm overall, with rusty utility poles, overhead wires, concrete sidewalks along many blocks and generic street lights. Some ornamental street lights and buried overhead wires would go a long way towards improving the public realm.

Yep. I'd say that, from a strictly aesthetic urbanist perspective, our public realm is Toronto's #1 weakness.

 

[muller877]

According to a client who's an EY partner, the move-in date for them is May. So lots of interior work still left to do.

I heard late April/early May. They have to decommission and vacate the old EY Tower by June 30

 

[Adjei]

It's strange that the public realm on the street fails to match the grandeur of the built form in the Financial District. Even Bay Street itself has a rather ugly public realm overall, with rusty utility poles, overhead wires, concrete sidewalks along many blocks and generic street lights. Some ornamental street lights and buried overhead wires would go a long way towards improving the public realm.

My number one annoyance is the rusting hydro poles. I hardly see them in other cities. In Toronto they are everywhere.

 

[G.L.17]

Oxford released a promotional video:

 

[FMCS]

Is it me or half of Toronto's buildings missing at minute 1:19??

 

[interchange42]

Not just you. That bit was a bit old. This, however, is from just ten minutes ago:

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