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

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

Well phase three will definitely have a bit of a filling effect

 

[Johnny Au]

January 4, 2026:

Parliament across from the Corktown Ontario Line station:

I forgot to post these last time. They got lost in my other Pinnacle One Yonge photos that were from the Wikipedia meetup day.

 

[AntonioDavid1]

So this project is on pace to be complete early 2027?

 

[trxpodi]

From Crosstown at Don Mills and Eglinton

 

[fanoftoronto]

From Crosstown at Don Mills and Eglinton

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This picture has me thinking which of the 2 supertalls will be taller overall from "sea" level.

The Sky Tower shows the tallest point to be 428.65m from sea level which equates to the 351.85m height from the local ground level.

1 Bloor West doesn't show the final height relative to the sea level but rather just 308.6m as the total height from the local ground level. But the Level 01 Ground does show a height within brackets of 115.80m which I'm assuming is the relative height of the local ground level to the sea level.

This means that the overall height of Pinnacle Sky Tower at 428.65m will be just a hair taller than the overall height of One Bloor at 424.4m! But ultimately they will look about the same height in wide shots like the one above.

Apologies if this calculation has already been discussed or if there are any problems in my calculations!

 

[skycandy]

Car servicing views:

 

[mburrrrr]

Working on level 107 - back of the house stuff.
NW corner was removed while the NE corner was raised.

The sidewalk is open and more drywall deliveries.

 

[grammin]

From Crosstown at Don Mills and Eglinton

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Wonder what kind of view might be available from the Ontario Line elevated guide way as you move towards the city!

 

[wmedia]

It's been alarming watching jaywalkers not realizing that the sidewalk is now elevated and surrounded by a fence, deciding to walk in the street, dodging fast moving traffic, only to then end up on the wrong side of an active construction zone fencing on the other side of the street!

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Er...why is it elevated? >.<

 

[wmedia]

Er...why is it elevated? >.<

I should probably say "raised" rather than "elevated". I'm guessing it's been graded to match whatever future redevelopment happens to the plaza on the north-west side. There's a good metre or so drop off the side now.

 

[wmedia]

Check out this guy from @mburrrrr 's pic above. He's walked into the street not realizing the sidewalk is now raised up, while a truck in a narrow lane was heading towards him.

 

[JamesMcGrath]

This screen shot of a video on Instagram really shows the gravity shift happening on the skyline from the islands. Sucking some of the power from the CN Tower.

 

[UrbanAffair]

Check out this guy from @mburrrrr 's pic above. He's walked into the street not realizing the sidewalk is now raised up, while a truck in a narrow lane was heading towards him.

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Was the City not planning to expand this pedestrian area while realigning this road intersect with Yonge at a new traffic light? Is that still in the works, and if so does anyone know when?

 

[DSCToronto]

Was the City not planning to expand this pedestrian area while realigning this road intersect with Yonge at a new traffic light? Is that still in the works, and if so does anyone know when?

They started to pour the concrete road base for the extension of Harbour Street east of Yonge in the late fall. I assume it cannot be open until the building is finished as it is used as awork area now so I doubt we will see any major road shifting before this time next year.