caltrane74
Senior Member
I love it!!
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hkric88
Active Member
omg.. omg... !! 
nice shot of RBC from RBC!
299 bloor call control.
Senior Member
The different temperatures/colours in the lighting makes RBC look really stunning and interesting at night. I wonder how the tower will look at night after blinds and consistent lighting gets installed.
khris
Senior Member
Well for certain it won't be as bright as those are construction lights.
hkric88
Active Member
It's very true, as a matter of fact, I find that newer buildings no-longer use simple lights in the ceiling tiles approach as you would see in FCP. I find in newer buildings they use hanging fixtures that direct the light upwards towards the ceiling, allowing to reflect and defuse. The result is a very attractive soft sort of glow, but definitely it will be nowhere near as brilliant as those construction lights.
grey
Senior Member
On the other hand, the glass on this tower is very transparent, so even if the lights inside are softer, it shouldn't look any darker than other towers.
wyliepoon
Senior Member
Night view from AGO (Nov 14)
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
That last shot is pretty cool, with the lights from the CN shooting straight up light that...if you didn't know what it was, you might think the aliens were back again....or something..
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
cruzin4u
Senior Member
...aliens back again? Did I sleep through something?
They are amongst us. David Miller is one of them.
adma
Superstar
Of course Miller's an alien. He was born in Old Blighty, after all
Sir Novelty Fashion
Senior Member
Speaking of blights, that commie block at the foot of Grange Park really needs to go.
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Hydrogen
Guest
I thought he was born elsewhere, but moved to England as a child - and then later to Canada.
Automation Gallery
Superstar
I thought USA