Infographics - Future Toronto Skyline

[steveve]

Another timeline perspective of Toronto's skyline over the decades:

Additional cover images of future cityscapes in Toronto:

 

[Koops65]

That fog is excellent!

 

[steveve]

The 10 Tallest Buildings under construction in Toronto:

Future Yonge and Gerrard:

 

[steveve]

Here's an updated version of a previous development graphic:

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Amazing work Steveve.

Can't help but stare at the absence of these three projects in the WDL though!

• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/west-don-lands-block-3-4-7
• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/cherry-place
• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/west-don-lands-block-10-indigenous-hub

If anything resembling a "request" could be made

 

[steveve]

Amazing work Steveve.

Can't help but stare at the absence of these three projects in the WDL though!

• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/west-don-lands-block-3-4-7
• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/cherry-place
• https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/west-don-lands-block-10-indigenous-hub

If anything resembling a "request" could be made

^ Will definitely need to add those. Thanks for noticing their absence!

 

[steveve]

Here are a few unique perspectives of development hotspots in the city:

 

[steveve]

Here is another perspective of the Downtown Core, looking north from Lake Ontario toward Bloor Street:

 

[steveve]

The Downtown Core, looking south:

 

[Koops65]

Love these renders steveve, the detail is fantastic!

 

[steveve]

A few forward projections from Twitter:

This timeline visualizes #future growth in #Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood, featuring high-rises in #development that are set to dramatically reshape its #skyline. #planning #RealEstate pic.twitter.com/RT8PFNuJ0O

— Future Model Toronto (@FutureModelTO) November 17, 2020

Fast forward: This time-lapse projection, centred on the Yonge and Gerrard intersection, visualizes the transformation of #Toronto’s #skyline with developments under construction and proposed. pic.twitter.com/y4K3ytqB4s

— Future Model Toronto (@FutureModelTO) November 18, 2020

 

[steveve]

Here are a few new graphics and visuals:

The following graphic identifies the locations of the 10 tallest buildings in Downtown Toronto, in addition to those proposed and under-construction.

 

[bgobgo]

Love the most recent graphics. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!!!!

Quick question: How do you treat a building like One Yonge? I see that you have phase 1 as under construction, which is accurate, but what about phase 2 (SkyTower) which is somewhere between proposed and almost under construction? I would think it would be at least in blue and not grey as illustrated in your first graphic on Friday.

 

[steveve]

Love the most recent graphics. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!!!!!

Quick question: How do you treat a building like One Yonge? I see that you have phase 1 as under construction, which is accurate, but what about phase 2 (SkyTower) which is somewhere between proposed and almost under construction? I would think it would be at least in blue and not grey as illustrated in your first graphic on Friday.

Thanks! Great question.
In the case of One Yonge, I have SkyTower colour coded as being under-construction. I will typically reference the SkyscraperPage database and the criteria they set in place for a building to be under-construction. I believe it begins with site prep, shoring or excavation.

There is an exception I made with YSL Residences, which is on hold but listed in my graphics as being under construction. It was a deliberate choice since it is a very significant project that I felt should be included for illustrative purposes.

 

[steveve]

Some recent graphics highlighting buildings over 150 metres in height: