[bilked]

 

[mburrrrr]

A working Saturday Jan. 9.

The south/east tower structural transfer floor - level 9 is being poured today.

The north/west tower transfer floor - level 12 is just starting.

A real steamer.

The north podium is almost topped out.

I won’t lose my view of the Innovation Centre....

but I will probably lose this view by June 1.

 

[tstormers]

What is that "Smoke stack" in the distance? @mburrrrr

 

[Riseth]

I won’t lose my view of the Innovation Centre....

Oh thank goodness, it's one of the best buildings we have down there!

 

[DarkSideDenizen]

What is that "Smoke stack" in the distance? @mburrrrr

AES Somerset LLC; a coal-fired power generation plant on south shore of Lake Ontario in western New York near the village of Somerset..

 

[evandyk]

What is that "Smoke stack" in the distance? @mburrrrr

There may have been some of this going on to make it appear that tall:

Fata Morgana (mirage) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[tstormers]

AES Somerset LLC; a coal-fired power generation plant on south shore of Lake Ontario in western New York near the village of Somerset..

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Crazy, first time seeing it. I'm only used to seeing the Niagara Buildings across the lake. Nice!! Thank you!

 

[mburrrrr]

Saturday 9:30 am
Niagara Falls & Toronto Island
~90m elevation on The Esplanade
Just so this is on topic.... A future view from Sugar Wharf.

 

[Jeff Morgan]

Taken today

 

[Johnny Au]

Saturday 9:30 am
Niagara Falls & Toronto Island
~90m elevation on The Esplanade
Just so this is on topic.... A future view from Sugar Wharf.

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If you squint hard enough, it would be possible to see Buffalo's Seneca One Tower from Sugar Wharf.

 

[ushahid]

Jared Menkes on Instagram: "#Repost from @MenkesLife ⁣ ⁣ Life is sweeter at Sugar Wharf and this week marks our 3rd anniversary since the groundbreaking at our Sugar Wharf Development on Toronto's Waterfront 🍬🌊⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Swipe 👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽 to see the progress w

61 likes, 3 comments - jaredmenkes on January 11, 2021: "#Repost from @MenkesLife ⁣ ⁣ Life is sweeter at Sugar Wharf and this week marks our 3rd anniversary since the groundbreaking at our Sugar Wharf Development on Toronto's Waterfront 🍬🌊⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Swipe 👉🏽👉🏽👉🏽 to see the progress we made in January...

www.instagram.com

 

[mburrrrr]

One transfer floor completed another one started. ~2 months.

 

[TheKingEast]

I actually like the dark glass.

 

[ptbotrmpfn]

Just a question but with a lot of these projects why do the images at the top of the project pages not match what is being built. Or rather why are these images not up to date or even get replaced with the accurate pictures. So we can use them as a reference as to what being built rather then try to remember where, what the page the latest updated pictures are. Or get a sorry comment saying renders up to date please. Kinda hard to comment on projects when we don’t know what they are actually going to look like. This project is the perfect example

 

[.dwg]

Just a question but with a lot of these projects why do the images at the top of the project pages not match what is being built. Or rather why are these images not up to date or even get replaced with the accurate pictures. So we can use them as a reference as to what being built rather then try to remember where, what the page the latest updated pictures are. Or get a sorry comment saying renders up to date please. Kinda hard to comment on projects when we don’t know what they are actually going to look like. This project is the perfect example

Projects change. There are so many dozens of factors influencing how a project finally lands that almost every project is going to differ somehow from the renderings. UrbanToronto keeps the renderings in project pages quite reliably up to date but to know what is really being built requires the drawings. The closest the public can get is to look at the submitted SPA drawings for most projects.