steveve
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Bloor-Yonge / Yorkville:
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Infographics - Future Toronto Skyline
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steveve
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Here are two colour coded versions of prior images. Buildings highlighted in green indicate construction/pre-construction, and blue buildings are proposed.
Koops65
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Looks great steveve, and now you're starting to find out how big of a job it is to texture every building...
steveve
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? Absolutely. And I can't even begin to fathom the process of adding colours or skins to each one!
steveve
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Preliminary massing for 1200 Bay Street. I'll make a formal model based off the architectural plans once they are submitted.
Koops65
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Looks awesome steveve!
3Dementia
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Love this angle of Bloor/Bay/Yonge area. Posted a screenshot so I could link it to a SSP thread.
Hope that's OK.
Hope that's OK.
Midtown Urbanist
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Can't believe I am just now discovering this thread. Such amazing work!
If I had any request/suggestions for the future, it would be to see the Midtown model expanded to cover Davisville, and updated for some of the newer proposals around Midtown. Similarly, there has been a lot of new proposals in the past two years at Yonge and St Clair which would also be cool to see visualized together!
If I had any request/suggestions for the future, it would be to see the Midtown model expanded to cover Davisville, and updated for some of the newer proposals around Midtown. Similarly, there has been a lot of new proposals in the past two years at Yonge and St Clair which would also be cool to see visualized together!
steveve
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Definitely ok! You can even repost the original images directly by right-clicking the images > copy image addresses. I don't mind at all.
Thanks. And hopefully at some point! (and if SketchUp can handle it). At the moment, I'm aiming to get more of the downtown area mapped and filled out, and updated with all the current proposals.
3Dementia
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Thanks Steveve. I used a screenshot because right click opens a huge image address that I doubt lazy surfers will look at ;-) I did include a link to the full size image option though. Haven't had my Photoshop toy for quite a while (older Mac system and budget issues), so couldn't resize properly.
Fab work... look forward to seeing more.
Fab work... look forward to seeing more.
steveve
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I typically post the images with their original resolution for UT, but here's a link to the Flickr where I'm hosting these images, you can grab the url's of the smaller sizes if you please: https://www.flickr.com/photos/157625965@N04/
Thanks!
3Dementia
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Thanks for the link Steveve.
^Nice contextual overview... I remember looking up Yonge to the "tall" CIBC and Hudson's Bay gateway lol.
^Nice contextual overview... I remember looking up Yonge to the "tall" CIBC and Hudson's Bay gateway lol.
steveve
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Updated massing model and graphics of 1200 Bay Street, revised and based on the official architectural documents.
Even more slender than originally depicted!
Even more slender than originally depicted!
3Dementia
Senior Member
Nice.
Forgot what software you use.. your elevations remind of many years ago when I had to use PS to assemble elevations from city planning docs lol.
Forgot what software you use.. your elevations remind of many years ago when I had to use PS to assemble elevations from city planning docs lol.
steveve
Senior Member
It's SketchUp ^.
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The graphic below is an experimentation of an elevation with a high-contrast background to switch things up
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The graphic below is an experimentation of an elevation with a high-contrast background to switch things up