adma
Superstar
I noticed them definitely installing the facing on the lower "historic" floors today...
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Towered
Senior Member
khris
Senior Member
LOL. Can just barely see it there.
caltrane74
Senior Member
Unless there has been a core (form) raising today I think we are still at 41 on this one.
current
Active Member
May 29
From Manulife
With Murano in the foreground
From Manulife
With Murano in the foreground
Kahlua17
Active Member
Fantastic pics Current !! I especially love the first one.
casaguy
Senior Member
Thanks for these pics! This view from the Panorama restaurant is, hands down, the best view of the city... and is dramatically better at night.
current
Active Member
Thank you Kahlua17 and casaguy. I like having the lake in the background.
Photo taken as sun was setting.
Photo taken as sun was setting.
casaguy
Senior Member
I never noticed before how those three condos in the foreground work together being offset at an angle...
Dane
Active Member
^^ those photos really show how low-rise yonge street is.... re-development time! all yonge street must go!
they could really do something great along yonge..... from bloor all the way down to the financial district... anywho...
great photos!
they could really do something great along yonge..... from bloor all the way down to the financial district... anywho...
great photos!
CDL.TO
Moderator
A frightening thought. Reconstruction would most certainly see Yonge transform into Bay.
Leave Yonge Street alone!
Dan416
Senior Member
It'll happen, slowly but surely (see: Aura thread)
Therion
Senior Member
Yonge street does look strange: an oasis of low-rises in the middle of high-rise central. Unless there's a spectacular collapse in the real estate market, I can see that whole stretch being redeveloped. Especially if 1 BE and Aura pan out well.
khris
Senior Member
What I'd love to see is what we have already on Yonge somehow incorporated with towers stretching all the way along that stretch.