androiduk
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Toronto Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto | 203.9m | 52s | Lifetime | a—A
Therion
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The cement bucket was still going up and down today. I thought the pouring was down by now.
Red Mars
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Pic taken July 1, 2011
corridor_dweller
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Last weekend:
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gabe
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What a beauty!!
steveve
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these towers are beauties, though sometimes, their positioning is darn awkward (like in that pic ^^^), they're away from the main "downtown" core, in a very low-rise area, then on Bloor street you get these sorta "pockets" where you can very clearly see the towers, unobstructed, but very small/shrunk looking due to them being a fair distance away. i am having trouble getting my point across 
Big Daddy
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According to Global news tonight, someone just paid $100,000 for a parking space in this complex.
hawc
Senior Member
How can that be? There's nothing special about the parking there. A spot in a neighboring building might sell for $20k.
Atlantis
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It was also this morning's news in The Star, have a look: http://www.thestar.com/business/article/1019589--what-will-100-000-get-you-in-toronto-a-parking-spot
Torontovibe
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Last weekend:
This picture has so many ugly buildings. (look at all that exposed concrete) I'm so glad a few decent ones are going up. God, I'd love to see a handful of those buildings imploded.
taal
Senior Member
I love that circular building!
caltrane74
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Made a quick pitstop in Yorkville before coming home.....
ThomasJ
Active Member
the circular building is cool!! ive been in it before
vegeta_skyline
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Torontovibe
Senior Member
It can stay, but all the other slabs around there can go
Yes, Vaseline Towers (the round building) must stay. That building is legendary. It was even once mentioned on Queer As Folk. lol Most of the rest can go but maybe I can make an exception for Manulife. I can't wait for the day that The Bay Centre comes tumbling down. That's # 1 on my hit list.