[someMidTowner]

One more:
Dusk to Night II by Jack Landau, on Flickr

 

[Heller94]

 

[3Dementia]

Faint on the horizon you can glimpse the Yonge/Eglinton skyline on the left, Bloor-Yorkville right of centre and the financial district + Southcore on the right. Shot from Mount Nemo, about 60km away. It's easy to play "where's waldo?" and find Aura .

View from Mount Nemo by Alex Meoko, on Flickr

 

[TheSixLover]

Faint on the horizon you can glimpse the Yonge/Eglinton skyline on the left, Bloor-Yorkville right of centre and the financial district + Southcore on the right. Shot from Mount Nemo, about 60km away. It's easy to play "where's waldo?" and find Aura .

View from Mount Nemo by Alex Meoko, on Flickr

I would love see the core connected to midtown, it would make one ultimate skyline.

 

[3Dementia]

Some wealthy property-owners may have something to say about that .

 

[PWM]

My flight over the city on Saturday

 

[PWM]

My flight over the city on Saturday

 

[rudy]

Toronto skyline from 1985 . . . .

 

[TheSixLover]

Toronto skyline from 1985 . . . .
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Before the Daniels reign of terror.

 

[3Dementia]

Mid-town
IMGP9925 -1crpvib1stpffwlcon by citatus, on Flickr
Link

 

[Riseth]

While I would argue the Downtown Core has become a lot more livable and dense over the past decade, I still much prefer the older view of the skyline, particularly from the waterfront and Polson Pier. Back then all of Toronto's best buildings were still visible and it was a much more unique skyline.

2008
Toronto by russgsxr, on Flickr

2020

If I could redo the waterfront, I would limit density to only low/mid rise developments mixed with more parkland. I'm all for development and tall buildings but it should have been kept further north of the waterfront IMO.

Before the Daniels reign of terror.

Those atrocities really damaged the skyline along with the coming East Bayfront additions

 

[Riseth]

Toronto skyline from 1985 . . . .

LOVE old shots like that. Thanks!

 

[TheSixLover]

While I would argue the Downtown Core has become a lot more livable and dense over the past decade, I still much prefer the older view of the skyline, particularly from the waterfront and Polson Pier. Back then all of Toronto's best buildings were still visible and it was a much more unique skyline.

2008
Toronto by russgsxr, on Flickr

2020
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If I could redo the waterfront, I would limit density to only low/mid rise developments mixed with more parkland. I'm all for development and tall buildings but it should have been kept further north of the waterfront IMO.


Those atrocities really damaged the skyline along with the coming East Bayfront additions

The 2008 look is so unique and sophisticated. You are on point, this is why I'm against development for the sake of development. The skyline should have been planned like it is in London. Sadly it looks like a city from South Korea at this point.

 

[someMidTowner]

Last week:
Don Valley Fall Colours IV by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Don Valley: Day to Night by Jack Landau, on Flickr
Don Valley: Day to Night II by Jack Landau, on Flickr

 

[Logan]

Summer Vortex by JamesAnok || ThetaState, on Flickr