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

[The Preservationist]

That looks like a 21st century Monet impressionist painting.

 

[UrbanOzz]

That looks like a 21st century Monet impressionist painting.

heh yea! just needs a train station in it.

 

[mburrrrr]

Pictures from the last few days.

Foggy Pancake Tuesday. - after the fog fest
Feb 17

Looking north

Looking south

Feb 16

Feb 13

Feb 12

 

[GenerationLee]

Looks like something out of Warframe, very cool.

(thats a videogame for the uniformed)

 

[Red October]

Imagine having that top corner balcony...

 

[Johnny Au]

February 20, 2026:

Toronto Eaton Centre's New Southeast Entrance:

 

[Diablo1983]

I'm so intrigued by how all these buildings seem to have random panes of glass missing - balcony railings, windows, you name it....anyone know if there's a rhyme or reason for it? It's random but like almost every floor seems to be missing at least 1 piece of glass.

 

[wmedia]

South west corner this morning.

 

[DarwinP]

South west corner this morning.

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If every balcony would’ve had this type of cladding detail instead of the grey fritted glass, this building would’ve been 10/10

 

[prtk.g]

 

[Mihairokov]

February 24, 2026

 

[thenorth]

Is this tower expected to have any lighting features? Kind of like what we see on the new TD tower?

 

[ushahid]

Nothing like TD terrace, but looking at the renders crown will be lit like the CIBC Square.

 

[interchange42]

I'm so intrigued by how all these buildings seem to have random panes of glass missing - balcony railings, windows, you name it....anyone know if there's a rhyme or reason for it? It's random but like almost every floor seems to be missing at least 1 piece of glass.

Damage can occur during shipping, storage, or the installation process. Fixes always depend upon the availability of similar pieces. Sometimes there are spares that can make for quick fixes. Sometimes replacement pieces have to be specially fabricated. It often makes more sense to place the special orders near the end of the process.

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[whatever]

I don't know if it's the case here, but quite often on these residential buildings they don't really do layout or follow grid on the balconies, so the idea is to just follow the slab with typical pieces and then they leave out one piece that they'll field measure and custom fabricate to fit that final opening