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Kinda weird how the brick faced precast and the brick on the lower floors don't match.

What a sexy scene! Especially love the light shining through the LCBO tower!

I quite like the balcony treatment. Kinda reminds me of the funky new student buildings in Waterloo.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/halifax-heart-shaped-pond-hemlock-ravine-park-repairs-1.3717525 "The pond dates back to 1794 when it was built by Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, shortly after he arrived in Halifax. His grandson, Prince Arthur, made it heart-shaped 75 years later to...

Apologies if this has already been posted. TIL there's already a heart-shaped pond in Halifax's Hemlock Ravine Park. It's got an island too!

Radiator fin style buildings (wraparound balconies) are so depressingly poor when it comes to thermal performance of the building envelope. If this was a mid-rise, whatever, I wouldn't be too bothered. But for a building of this size, what a colossal waste of energy! IIRC (correct me if I'm...

Complete disrespect for the waterfront and the profession of architecture *puke*

Hoping that purple 4800 Yonge turns blue soon!

Used this today. While it's not the most elegant solution, it works really well! I'm glad they were willing to undertake the minor modifications to make the stations far more accessible and safe 👏🏼

I doubt that's temporary lighting

They should've just had the maple leaf beside the Via text like their logo.

That's Scotia.

This afternoon from the spit

I miss steer inn, not sure that I feel so bad about the current one being taken over.

Finally using up valuable dead space along the Yonge corridor!

Was this during the airshow? Could you see the jets?

What are we calling her?

LOL here we go... https://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/10414675-markham-council-rejects-metrolinx-plan-to-tunnel-subway-under-thornhill-neighbourhood/

Likely cementitious fireproofing.

Demise of a building as it crumbles in the shadow of a new one