MoObserves
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Cladding seems to be up! Tts just hidden on the inside side of the tower. Spotted it in person yesterday. Here it is in @Red Mars 's photo
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thaivic
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mburrrrr
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I’m sure those coils will be a lot fun replacing. Pretty easy to install now.
thaivic
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First cladding confirmed!
khaldoon
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These ones wouldn’t be bad using a mobile crane but think of those that will be installed at higher mechanical sections at heights of 200 or 300 meters!
adHominem
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UpwithOlives
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Somebody needs to get up on that scaffolding and get a better shot...
jer1961
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Here are some shots of the cladding from today.
3Dementia
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Smoky goodness .... just needs some champagne 
on the side (same as the mock-up so ... yay).
on the side (same as the mock-up so ... yay).
kotsy
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yay!!
I don't know about you guys but I have the urge to celebrate tonight!
I don't know about you guys but I have the urge to celebrate tonight!
UtakataNoAnnex
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Well, I'll try not to...but this did get me thinking. That is, while I'm not going to base this on any of the renderings...rather the actuals from this article I deep dived into the UT memory lane to get:..
Exclusive Preview of The One’s Exterior Finishes | UrbanToronto
Mockups of the materials destined for The One from Mizrahi Developments, to be Canada's tallest building at the corner of Bloor and Yonge streets in Downtown Toronto, show off the quality in the design by Foster + Partners and Core Architects.
...so this is how it should come together in the finishings. And that's not what's really going up there now...or at least in appearances. But I say appearances, as I am not sure that's all what's going up there to be said and done - this is not Madison we're dealing with here, or least I hope not. Rather there are what appears to be places to attach vestiges to coincide with least the diagrids from the photos above...as I suspect there will also be with the corners as well. We shall see!
(Don't @ me either, I'm just observing! >.<)
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jer1961
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More photos from today. I have an album of some 300 shots of the project, new photos added more or less weekly since October 2020.
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I'll likely add the latest "time lapse" photo tomorrow.
The One (1 Bloor West) construction
Photos of The One (1 Bloor West) construction progress, including a "before" shot from 2011 and several from 2015 after the demolition of Stollery's. Notable for likely becoming Canada's first supertall building, i.e., over 300 metres (985 feet) tall. (The CN Tower does not fall under the...
www.flickr.com
I'll likely add the latest "time lapse" photo tomorrow.
heatscore
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Yep, that corrugated cladding above the glass wasn't included in the mockup, but it's all over the rendering (between most of the floors). Heres hoping it turns out like the examples in your link!Well, I'll try not to...but this did get me thinking. That is, while I'm not going to base this on any of the renderings...rather the actuals from this article I deep dived into the UT memory lane to get:..
Exclusive Preview of The One’s Exterior Finishes | UrbanToronto
Mockups of the materials destined for The One from Mizrahi Developments, to be Canada's tallest building at the corner of Bloor and Yonge streets in Downtown Toronto, show off the quality in the design by Foster + Partners and Core Architects.urbantoronto.ca
...so this is how it should come together in the finishings. And that's not what's really going up there now...or at least in appearances. But I say appearances, as I am not sure that's all what's going up there to be said and done - this is not Madison we're dealing with here, or least I hope not. Rather there are what appears to be places to attach vestiges to coincide with least the diagrids from the photos above...as I suspect there will also be with the corners as well. We shall see!
(Don't @ me either, I'm just observing! >.<)
Heller94
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I mys
I myself had a glass to celebrate
I myself had a glass to celebrate
daptive
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Well, I'll try not to...but this did get me thinking. That is, while I'm not going to base this on any of the renderings...rather the actuals from this article I deep dived into the UT memory lane to get:..
Exclusive Preview of The One’s Exterior Finishes | UrbanToronto
Mockups of the materials destined for The One from Mizrahi Developments, to be Canada's tallest building at the corner of Bloor and Yonge streets in Downtown Toronto, show off the quality in the design by Foster + Partners and Core Architects.
...so this is how it should come together in the finishings. And that's not what's really going up there now...or at least in appearances. But I say appearances, as I am not sure that's all what's going up there to be said and done - this is not Madison we're dealing with here, or least I hope not. Rather there are what appears to be places to attach vestiges to coincide with least the diagrids from the photos above...as I suspect there will also be with the corners as well. We shall see!
(Don't @ me either, I'm just observing! >.<)
I think there’s a chance what we’re seeing is exactly what was previewed. In the second photo the upper part of the glass is inset deeper, I imagine the metal cladding goes overtop that. The section of the glass that covers the diagonal beam also looks unfinished on the outside, and I imagine cladding will also overlay that.