[PinkLucy]

Yeah, I live in the 20s and don't feel sway.

 

[torontologist]

27th floor here, never felt any sway. Only disturbance is the booms from concrete freezing and cracking in extreme cold.

 

[japrologue]

Mar 5

 

[innsertnamehere]

This looks damn good.

 

[travis3000]

^Looking good

 

[khris]

27th floor here, never felt any sway. Only disturbance is the booms from concrete freezing and cracking in extreme cold.

Concrete freezing and cracking? What?

 

[RiverCity1]

27th floor here, never felt any sway. Only disturbance is the booms from concrete freezing and cracking in extreme cold.

I had the same thing happen on the top floor of an apt. The booms, which sound like loud thunder and could wake the dead, come from the concrete roof in extreme cold. You get used to it after awhile, but it's quite shocking when you first hear it in the middle of the night!

 

[Miscreant]

Yeah, I first heard them this winter in the extreme cold. My concrete balcony was cracking. First time it happened it woke me up at night and I jumped out of bed, thinking that an intruder had somehow barged my door open. It was really loud and odd.

Anyways, this building looks so good. Huge skyline contribution here.

 

[Indrid Cold]

Taken March 09, 2014.

 

[interchange42]

Great reflection particularly in that second shot - well seen!

42

 

[DarkSideDenizen]

Slipping into the skyline..

 

[Southcore]

They are pouring the 44th floor this week as per BJL's twitter.

 

[ProjectEnd]

Too bad. I'd be happy to see this one continue to rise forever...

 

[fedplanner]

I'm thankful that Toronto's planning department lost this battle. Lamb's Theater Park building is gorgeous.

 

[Ramako]

I'm thankful that Toronto's planning department lost this battle. Lamb's Theater Park building is gorgeous.

Agreed. This will be a true landmark.