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The dark doors on the lower balconies broke the cleanliness of the tower point. Hard to avoid, I guess.

Four Seasons, or W maybe?

Photos from somewhere up the building. And a bit more of the lobby. They made some parts of it very conducive for work. I see tall tables, library-like desks, and a future meeting room for tenants to use. Much more practical use of the lobby area than a simple passthrough. Nice...

Yes, quite nice. Love the black and glass contrast.

Or maybe a safety caution sign. Skate at your own risk.

^ Beautiful. Need more frozen North pictures.

Nothing lasts forever. I suppose it's one way of building quickly...and cheaply. Perhaps in 20-30yrs, such work can be done for 1/5th the price. New materials, new automated machines to speed up the process, etc...

Looks promising.

Anyone starting from VMC? Where are you parking?

That's a nice looking little private park/garden.

It's going to need an upgrade.

How does it look at night?

Indeed, this is quite nice. Simple, and blends well with the other glass towers. Knowing how it's created, and being able to see the steel supports make it one of the more interesting ones in the city.

In. Edit: Crap. I may be out winter-camping that weekend.

Are those light fixtures I see (pic 4 & 5)? Would look really nice if there are lights cascading down from the top.

Stopped by quickly after the Sidewalk Toronto event.

Yes, very provocative. As if there's something buried underneath this thriving city/civilization trying to break out of the seemingly whimsical dog park, and old establishment financial district.

Beautiful.

The waterfront component is already having a big impact from Gardiner. The towers will add to the canyon feel.

That infinity pool facing the city is going to be beautiful.