cc46
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Yes, we shopped at Loblaws yesterday and crane 7 was being assembled, wow, I think.
- Thread starter ChesterCopperpot
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Superstar
I think 4 cranes the other 3 are on the 100 Queen Quay office development site...no?
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Cranes 1-3 at Sugar Wharf phase 1
Cranes F & G and assuming D&E (no tag?) for phase 2 so they don’t get the sites confused.
14 tower cranes currently on this stretch.
Jasonzed
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mburrrrr
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Friday
Jowblow333333
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unicornsample
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12 seconds in: looks like someone made an Alexandros run.
As someone who grew up on the Danforth, I always wondered how that location ended up down there...
ADRM
Senior Member
Not sure how to embed Instagram videos, so here are some screen grabs of aA’s Insta highlighting the wind tunnel testing of the perforated metal balconies.
concrete_and_light
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A material that isn't glass or spandrel!!!
ushahid
Senior Member
^that is for the balconies, glass/spandrel will be behind it.
Stefan
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Isn't this the same type of balcony as at Harbour Plaza?
salsa
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June 2nd
NorthshoreCity
Active Member
Fixed it for you considering this is the most CTRL+C + CTRL+V architecture I've ever seen down to the heights, floor plates, and now materials.
concrete_and_light
Active Member
Honestly don't mind the copy/paste. The Habour Plaza towers are some of the most striking of all the new towers in Toronto and the balcony treatment differentiates them from the usual blue/grey/green/spandrel/glass/balcony cladding situation and inherently gives them a more interesting texture and a colour different from the usual. Yes I suppose this style would eventually get monotonous if it's pasted a bunch more times, but 2 more is good with me.