Toronto Canary Landing | 89.61m | 26s | Dream | COBE Architects

[dusk]

 

[Patch]

Looks like they've removed the metal window framing that they had installed in that one spot.

I wonder if they've been scrapped altogether. I personally think it looks cleaner/less busy without them!

 

[tstormers]

From July 7th. Haven't had a chance to post these...wish I could slide them in date wise. Unfortunately Via's windows were dirty :/

 

[skycandy]

From late afternoon July 19th.

Mechanical? What mechanical?

 

[Lenser]

This building looks great in person. Was down at Longslice (their Princess Clementine Sour is really nice) a couple of weeks ago and man, it's just brilliant. Has a singular presence, really stands out from the other buildings in the area.

 

[3Dementia]

Agreed. This one is VaE*... love the play of light in skycandy's pics (whites & greys).

Also looks like one of the new bridges was installed on the Gardiner-DVP ramp (1st photo).

*(Value-added-Engineering)

 

[G.L.17]

Saturday evening:

 

[skycandy]

This morning. Focussing on E tower.

 

[Northern Light]

Just a single shot, taken from the Alterra construction site, at Eastern/Trinity on July 26, 2022:

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Taken yesterday:

 

[flonicky]

 

[daptive]

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This could honestly be a photo from some Nordic or Scandinavian country. Beautiful development

 

[globalexpress]

The tallest of the three Canary Landing rental towers (crane to be disassembled soon) making a vertical statement as seen from the Inner Harbour west of the Eastern Gap. The twin towers of the Distillery (Clear Spirit and Gooderham) are on the left. The new red and white Cherry St. North bridges can be seen to the right of centre.

 

[globalexpress]

Evening view of Canary Landing towers as seen from Cherry St. south of Front St. East. Cranes in the foreground are on the future site of the Indigenous Hub.

 

[Ryan_T]