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Watch it be like the Huether or something...

Man does that guy live in a cave or something? That's ridiculous and definitely not the majority.

Crazy to think not so long ago it was just surrounded by surface parking in every direction!

A lot of the time it seems like they don't (cough, 509).

This building really stands out while travelling eastbound on the Gardiner after one passes Yonge Street. Draws the eyes.

I keep trying to convince myself to like the "bump out", but I can't. Not a fan. It just looks like someone messed up the snap feature while rendering it and everyone just sort of went with it.

This frustrates me too. Especially if you're running short on time to get somewhere, the streetcar moving slowly/staying stopped for no apparent reason is infuriating.

Ottawa???

From a flight I took last Sunday (only got a chance to upload them today). Sorry about the quality, I forgot my zoom lens, it was through a window, and I was trying not to vomit (facing backwards).

From a flight I took last Sunday (only got a chance to upload them today). Sorry about the quality, I forgot my zoom lens, it was through a window, and I was trying not to vomit (facing backwards).

I took a flight around in a small plane last weekend, didn't get a chance to post the pictures until now. Sorry about the quality, it was through a window and I was trying not to vomit (because I was facing backwards). I have the higher quality ones, I just shrunk these down...

Looks kinda like a white/glass version of the Sandcrawler from Star Wars.

Looks kinda like the Montreal Olympic Village.

It's funny how itty bitty 1KW looks next to Scotia Plaza. Almost like its child.

Realists. I agree with them that the Toronto of today would never have the cajones to propose and build the CN Tower. Or the Bloor Viaduct (which included a subway deck despite being built 50 years before the B-D line). Or New City Hall... etc.

1) Debatable, it's easily in the top 5, maybe even top 3. 2) In this city it does. 3) In this city it is. I respectfully disagree. I Like the design overall but I feel like the design was supposed to bring attention to its verticality. I don't think "the sky is falling" or anything like a...

At the corner of Lake Shore and Bathurst I imagine. EDIT: Scratch that, apparently not. Interesting...

The red curtains are what makes it look interesting from the outside.

Can't wait until it's done. Not only will a nearby grocery store be a godsend (no more walking from QQ and Stadium to Fort York and Spadina for groceries), but it will turn a previously derelict (almost depressing) corner into one with light and life. Now if only something could be done to...

It looks like a CD tower where someone didn't put the CDs away properly. I want to go up to it and straighten it out. That's not a criticism, just what it reminds me of.