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    Toronto 4800 Yonge Street | 168.24m | 49s | Menkes | Arquitectonica

    Especially when you have these sites with massive floorplates that can more than accomodate servicing in the main floor level while construction is going on. It's inane that we close off sidewalks in busy urban areas while letting cars have a free pass to drive unencumbered - these are areas...
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    Toronto Esports Performance Venue and Hotel | 112.23m | 30s | OverActive | Populous

    I disagree, it's been a growing culture spawned by online communities and fanbases for nearly 20 years now, from tournaments in games like League and Wow to other circuits of matches run by small to mid sized entertainment companies that garner a following from sports gambling (fantasy football...
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    Toronto The Diamond | 101.14m | 36s | Neudorfer | Gabriel Bodor

    Maybe just the main towers are beginning occupancy, I guess the townhouses are needing more work.
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    Toronto 389 Cleveland Street | 59.48m | 16s | Sierra | RAW Design

    Well, this'll be another funky looking building by Sierra. I think this'll turn out worse than the project near Banff, which is my worst fear.
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    Toronto 170 Roehampton | 160.85m | 50s | Capital Developments | Sweeny &Co

    2 days ago...I didn't know they got access to part of Roehampton for site servicing while building this. I'm not a big fan of that, since traffic here is already quite bad, and this site is large enough, but anyways.
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    Toronto Pinnacle Lakeside (Phase 1) | 174.86m | 54s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini

    Huh, I see. Well, lets just ignore my slander of that band and look at my update from Dec 2nd then, I'd give a gold star to Pinnacle for being festive, but they thought two steps ahead.
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    Toronto Pinnacle One Yonge | 351.85m | 106s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini

    It depends. Many different age groups tend to go to banks for financial services, advice and adjusting their financial goals/prospects. Some folks get paid by cheque, and don't have the option for digital payroll... You could say I am some folks. As are many others :p
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    Toronto Pinnacle Lakeside (Phase 1) | 174.86m | 54s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini

    December Paving Song? Well, it sounds about as good as their music. Anyways, this developments really stsrting to transform this area. Monde will no longer be lonely.
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    Brampton Rose Garden Residences | 117.17m | 35s | Hi-Rise Group | Graziani + Corazza

    I seen it a few days ago, but forgot to take a photo, thanks.
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    Toronto Concord Sky | 300.2m | 85s | Concord Adex | Kohn Pedersen Fox

    Yeah, I await how that section, and the tower above is handled materially. I expect a reverse of Aura, wherin instead of bad material choices below, and a well clad curtainwall structure at the top, this will be the reverse. Of course, the heritage buildings being facadomized helps the street...
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    Toronto Eglinton Line 5 | ?m | ?s | Metrolinx | Arcadis

    Especially now that the "new" subway cars are over 15 years old, so it'd make more sense to consider replacing them with new ones *in 10 to 20 years* than keep renovating these ones. Well, unless a rehaul of these cars needed to be done, but that would take much time and labour. I don't see...
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    Toronto The United BLDG | 184.85m | 54s | Davpart | B+H

    Yesterday, feeling Blue;
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    Toronto Artistry Condos | 112.35m | 32s | Tribute | Graziani + Corazza

    I do too, but there's so much that could've been done to better design this and integrate it within the space adjacent to the church.
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    Toronto Artistry Condos | 112.35m | 32s | Tribute | Graziani + Corazza

    From 4 days ago; I'm not sure if I can express any more disappointment than I have already in how poorly executed this project is. Heck, I compared the St. Patrick Parish, built between the 1880's and 1908 by Arthur W. Holmes, to this in the first two images (the former being built of Credit...

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