mkerian
Active Member
Quad copter of course.
You think they can actually put a stationary camera on top of a building and point it in a certain direction? Pffft.
Toronto Aura at College Park | 271.87m | 78s | Canderel | Graziani + Corazza
Quad copter of course.
You think they can actually put a stationary camera on top of a building and point it in a certain direction? Pffft.
ptbotrmpfn
Senior Member
Thats the oddest question ive seen on here.
raptor
Senior Member
I'm glad I'm not the only one finding something odd with this UT member.
On behalf of myself (and hopefully others), ushaid, please don't post anything unless it's relevant.
someMidTowner
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travis3000
Active Member
People are really starting to notice Aura. I drove into Toronto via the DVP yesterday and two people in the car were like "omg what is that huge building"... they were pointing right at Aura. It's catching the attention of everyone as the cladding climbs higher. It sticks out like a sore thumb because there's nothing even close in height near by. Wait until One Bloor goes up... I imagine it will have a similar effect.
egotrippin
Senior Member
In Mafaldaboy's last shot from UoT, the RoCP cluster looks like a giant middle finger saluting Toronto. Possibly unintended, it's certainly an appropriate gesture, being one of the most offensive residential complexes built here in years.
raptor
Senior Member
The steel pieces I mentioned earlier have been erected in the double-height mechanical floor, in order to support the cladding.
MileHigh
Active Member
drum118
Superstar
March 30
Got a ton of shots from different angles as well from Liberty Village to the Don up on site. The topping off looks odd and has so the last month.
Pushing the zoome from the Village
Got a ton of shots from different angles as well from Liberty Village to the Don up on site. The topping off looks odd and has so the last month.
Pushing the zoome from the Village
BB ON
Active Member
Got to try a 70-200 f2.8 today. Shame about the overcast.
steveve
Senior Member
Nice pic ^ you can also see very clearly all the lighting strips in that close up.
Work definitely has slowed down, even in the close ups I can't seem to find any workers in those photos.
Is it possible that there is/was a delay with the steel shipments (the ones for the mechanical roof)? I understand these levels are very complex, but it seems to be taking an awful amount of time.
Work definitely has slowed down, even in the close ups I can't seem to find any workers in those photos.
Is it possible that there is/was a delay with the steel shipments (the ones for the mechanical roof)? I understand these levels are very complex, but it seems to be taking an awful amount of time.
Panontario
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kotsy
Senior Member
drum118
Superstar
Steel should be sitting on a fair number of trailers in the fabricator yard for a few months already.
Based on the winter we have had as well the high winds, things come to a stop or a crawl at this hight, let along any tall structure. What you feel as a light breeze a street level will be a lot stronger up there to the point that lifts can't take place.
The stripping shows up more clearly in my photos above.
kweku
Active Member
Ireally like thie Brown Office building in front of AURA in this picture... It's kinda retro and classic and should have been waaay taller than AURA in that pic.
That building should have been 280 m in the core ....
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