lkov.rc
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From this morning
Toronto Concord Sky | 299m | 85s | Concord Adex | Kohn Pedersen Fox
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A quick 2 pic update from November 23rd, 2022:
M Anonymous
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It looks like there's a little more action taking place on the site! Great!
ushahid
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yea that little bulldozer has moved forward a few feet. 
M Anonymous
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Baby Steps.yea that little bulldozer has moved forward a few feet.
UtakataNoAnnex
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I think they're removing the ramp as opposed to just shifting it around here...
...but I agree, with the gear they're using, it looks like they're trying to dig out a tunnel into a mountain using a teaspoon.
...but I agree, with the gear they're using, it looks like they're trying to dig out a tunnel into a mountain using a teaspoon.
Koops65
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Viewed from the West and the East:
Stec
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I don't know too many cities that look that dense, what a difference the last couple and the next couple decades of construction will make! 
concrete_and_light
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I wonder if this one might get going after Concord finishes Canada House. I hope...
j_yyz
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They've been active on site lately, the hole is almost done.
Redroom Studios
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maybe if you are referring only to North America. otherwise, you really need to get out of your bubble. have a look at the big South American cities for example. they have this density as far as the eye can see, whereas Toronto is only a small rectangle in the downtown core.I don't know too many cities that look that dense, what a difference the last couple and the next couple decades of construction will make!
Stec
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Sorry yes I'm only referring to Canada and the US. Only New York and Chicago and even downtown Vancouver look super dense. Toronto is filling in so fast and spreading it's density into new areas!
UtakataNoAnnex
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And some folks blow weird bubbles to climb upon to pick internet fights...
M Anonymous
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I understood what you meant. And yes, Toronto is getting bigger, and there's more on the way, with at least 200 more 150 metre+ skyscraper proposals under review. Some are already approved, too. So your point is a good 1. Right now, aside from New York and Chicago obviously being head of Toronto, only Miami is really even close to Toronto in NA, and that's temporary because we have 38 skyscrapers under construction. Outside of Miami, no 1 else is really even close at this time.
UtakataNoAnnex
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Since this is being brought up...when you say NA, I presume you are including Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean which are technically all a part of North America to my understanding. Although I suspect a lot of folks seem not to think that.I understood what you meant. And yes, Toronto is getting bigger, and there's more on the way, with at least 200 more 150 metre+ skyscraper proposals under review. Some are already approved, too. So your point is a good 1. Right now, aside from New York and Chicago obviously being head of Toronto, only Miami is really even close to Toronto in NA, and that's temporary because we have 38 skyscrapers under construction. Outside of Miami, no 1 else is really even close at this time.
(And no, I don't have to mention Greenland here...as I doubt Nuuk is having a 39 x 200 m + building boom up there, lol.)