Toronto Pinnacle One Yonge | 351.85m | 106s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini

Here are a few photos I took of Pinnacle One Yonge this afternoon:
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Based on how the interior of Tim Hortons appears in the following photo, it looks ready to open soon:
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Here are a few photos I took of Pinnacle One Yonge this afternoon:

Based on how the interior of Tim Hortons appears in the following photo, it looks ready to open soon:
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I wish that the Tahinis sign wasn't so rectangular (next to the curve of the canopy)
It should also be dropped own a bit to line up with the Tim Horton's sign.
 
Photoshopped @steveve 's model of the Skytower onto a photo I took of the Toronto Skyline this past summer from the Islands. I didn't do any calculations or anything, just estimated the height based on the CN tower so don't take it as being accurate 🤣
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This a big step towards Chicago that our skyline needs
 
Love Toronto and Love Chicago, but I guess I don't really see the similarities building-wise or think we're moving that way.

Chicago's iconic towers are nearly all office towers. We have a few semi-iconic office towers, but all the new tall stuff going up is pretty generic condos not big handsome office towers.

If anything our office icons are getting surrounded and crowded out by tall yet otherwise non-descript condos.

The skyline from 20 years ago shot from the island looked much more defined and Chicago-like, what with all the main bank towers still visible and the Royal York.

Now it's like the colourful flowers have been surrounded by leafy weeds. The garden overall has more volume and more height, but the good stuff is all hidden by the boring stuff.

That said, it's all in the eye of the beholder, and some might find Ice Condos or CityPlace to be as iconic as FCP or TD Towers. Who's to say.
 
Love Toronto and Love Chicago, but I guess I don't really see the similarities building-wise or think we're moving that way.

Chicago's iconic towers are nearly all office towers. We have a few semi-iconic office towers, but all the new tall stuff going up is pretty generic condos not big handsome office towers.

If anything our office icons are getting surrounded and crowded out by tall yet otherwise non-descript condos.

The skyline from 20 years ago shot from the island looked much more defined and Chicago-like, what with all the main bank towers still visible and the Royal York.

Now it's like the colourful flowers have been surrounded by leafy weeds. The garden overall has more volume and more height, but the good stuff is all hidden by the boring stuff.

That said, it's all in the eye of the beholder, and some might find Ice Condos or CityPlace to be as iconic as FCP or TD Towers. Who's to say.
The One definitely is a handsome building similar to the office towers of chicago. If only that was by the waterfront so our skyline pics were a little rosier
 

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