Riseth
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Yeah but then I think back to that time and it seems like it flew by. Imagine how much more progress there will be in another 3 years!
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Rascacielo
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Excellent viewpoint! You can see from this shot that The One hasn't quite surpassed 2 Bloor West. Which means it's not officially a skyscraper yet, as 2 Bloor West's height is under 150 m.
tstormers
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I have been trying to get a good photo from the DVP showing that it is just under the CIBC building like those ones. Hopefully soon. Great to see and almost halfway to supertallExcellent viewpoint! You can see from this shot that The One hasn't quite surpassed 2 Bloor West. Which means it's not officially a skyscraper yet, as 2 Bloor West's height is under 150 m.
steveve
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Images from CTBUH's Linkedin page from their tour of The One yesterday:
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CTBUH Toronto on LinkedIn: #ctbuh #construction #buildings #theone
Thank you to Mizrahi Developments, CORE Architects, RJC Engineers for hosting the CTBUH Canada Construction Tour of The ONE yesterday! Attendees got a chance…
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3Dementia
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UtakataNoAnnex
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Missed the man in the red jacket this time. >.<
ushahid
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is that the fruit market?
Otis_YVR
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I am not getting ‘open for Christmas’ vibes from this. 
jer1961
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Photos taken today, Friday (Sept. 8). Since my last set of photos taken last Friday, the north Rail Climbing System (RCS) is now up to the 9th floor, matching the east RCS which went up last week, and the first glass has been installed on the 9th floor, along the south side. Had a chat with one of the workers who pours the concrete on top and he told me that level 38 is going slow, as the mechanical levels are more tedious. He also confirmed my suspicion that the west RCS will rise slower because of the west building extension that needs more exterior work.
He also told me that when the RCSs hit the mechanical levels, they will be raised a lot faster, skipping most of that. But he also said that once the RCSs reach level 16, there will be a pause. Level 16 is the floor below the first mechanical section.
Starting off, as usual, with my "time-lapse" photo, added to the album of the same name... A shot of the SE corner where we see the new glass on level 9, soon to be installed under the east RCS, installed as usual in a counter-clockwise direction (as seen from above) starting beside the crane, and a look at the NW corner where the north RCS is at level 9, west RCS at level 8. And a pile of wide shots... the only blue platforms higher than last week are the hanger corner ones, each up a level. First shot wide from Cumberland, east of Bay, the second from the old main entrance to The Bay off Bloor, then from Yonge just north of Bloor, and finally some shots of the cladding in its glory. When they raise the RCSs to level 10, we'll see the complete diagonal corners, should be cool.
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He also told me that when the RCSs hit the mechanical levels, they will be raised a lot faster, skipping most of that. But he also said that once the RCSs reach level 16, there will be a pause. Level 16 is the floor below the first mechanical section.
Starting off, as usual, with my "time-lapse" photo, added to the album of the same name... A shot of the SE corner where we see the new glass on level 9, soon to be installed under the east RCS, installed as usual in a counter-clockwise direction (as seen from above) starting beside the crane, and a look at the NW corner where the north RCS is at level 9, west RCS at level 8. And a pile of wide shots... the only blue platforms higher than last week are the hanger corner ones, each up a level. First shot wide from Cumberland, east of Bay, the second from the old main entrance to The Bay off Bloor, then from Yonge just north of Bloor, and finally some shots of the cladding in its glory. When they raise the RCSs to level 10, we'll see the complete diagonal corners, should be cool.
The One (1 Bloor West) "time-lapse"
From October, 2020, as above-ground construction started in earnest at The One (1 Bloor W.) in Toronto. More or less a weekly photo usually taken on a Friday, with some gaps during early-on construction hiatuses. The initial photographs are from 2015, during demolition at the site, 2018, during...
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BloorMan
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From today:
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Part 3 of 3 taken on September 6, 2023:
Yonge side:
From Yonge and College/Carlton:
2 Bloor West is obscured by The One when viewed from Yonge and College/Carlton.
Yonge side:
From Yonge and College/Carlton:
2 Bloor West is obscured by The One when viewed from Yonge and College/Carlton.
GenerationLee
Senior Member
I took these 2 hours ago.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Part 1 of 3 taken on September 9, 2023:
Bay and Cumberland:
Balmuto side:
Bloor side:
Bay and Cumberland:
Balmuto side:
Bloor side:
Blixtein
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Sep 10th.
Johnny Au
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Part 2 of 3 taken on September 9, 2023:
Yonge and Bloor (aka the Golden Corner or the Champagne Corner):
Yonge and Bloor (aka the Golden Corner or the Champagne Corner):