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Great shot... but man, the sea of sea foam-teal-green hybrid is beginning to look dated and just plain gross. The Ritz, in all it's slanted glory is still an affectatious green glass goblin at heart.

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/fixer/article/798818--the-fixer-mystery-of-the-monolithic-sidewalk-revealed They ask the same question, and mention urbantoronto.ca in the article.

^That shot must have been taken before 8:30pm because I don't see my car in the lot!

I've said this before, but man, I really hope this roof inspires some creative and aesthetically dynamic roofs for future towers. It'll be tough to stand out after the Ritz is complete.

Sold. I've been leaching vistas and visuals for long enough; it's my duty to contribute even if it is only a small fraction.

They have cordoned off half of the Ice site, and there are at least 3 or 4 excavators, levelers, and/or dozers sitting dormant on the site; waiting patiently to get to work. My friend lives in Infinity, and his condo overlooks the site. I'm not a huge picture guy, but I might as well take...

http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=richmond+and+duncan,+toronto&sll=49.891235,-97.15369&sspn=44.928672,79.013672&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Richmond+St+W+%26+Duncan+St,+Toronto,+Toronto+Division,+Ontario&ll=43.648987,-79.38976&spn=0.001529,0.002411&t=h&z=19 This morning I saw...

Fantastic pictures guys, especially that last one Caltrane. Seriously though, just like the 680 News TV commercial, Toronto's Wikipedia page needs to be updated. Since I don't own any pictures myself, some of you should take it upon yourselves to update the site...It only takes a minute...

Good point Metro man, that sounds like it will look very nice in the spring/summer/fall. One thing I wished they had done, and it seems Toronto has never done, is adding that steel/copper? rim around the corner curves in the sidewalk to protect it from unwieldy turning cars maybe? It seems...

I think the tapered, flat/finned Art-Deco roof is more indicative of Chicago's skyscrapers, but, there are a lot of these that line Central Park, yeah. Chicago also has some newer, faux-art deco towers overlooking the Magnificent Mile; they turned out alright... The cladding will darken with...

Can someone tell me why the builders/architects of the Marriott thought it prudent to build a concrete wall along Bloor? Urban Planning cannot have changed that much... could it?

Yeah, great video. B/A does look great in those shots, but unfortunately it's nowhere as reflective or shiny or crystalline in real life.

Well said UD.

Super cool? what are you a nerd? that is a Super duper amazing shot!

This building looks amazing from King and York... nice pics though guys.

Ladies, Ladies, please, I'm sorry I ever mentioned the carpet. For what it's worth; It's a nice, spacious condo, although I wouldn't have chosen the finishes. I'm sure stunnaman is a big boy and can deal with someone not necessarily agreeing with his choice of carpeting. Plus, to be honest, I...

...Is that...dare I say....carpeting?

Glass elevators to the outside?

WHC1 is an amazing building. Yes, it's precast, but it's still quite stunning as you drive by on the Gardiner. In fact, the five towers in the general vicinity have really, drastically changed the landscape.

Whatever that new glass box building is near Regent Park...perhaps even the newest Regent Park development building... it has the most horrific series of mechanical boxes and pipes atop the structure, that it ruins it completely.