evandyk
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I asked this question in the other thread. It seems impossible for me that they will be able to operate, given that their loading dock is in a building that will be torn down. I hope they can make it work, though.
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f_gho
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Dusk shot from tonight
Undead
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^An imposing citadel
f_gho
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Pics from yesterday evening. Window wall going in now on the tower portions.
Undead
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It's very imposing in person. Dark pic from last night:
![20210611_222121[1].jpg](https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/attachments/20210611_222121-1-jpg.327477/ "20210611_222121[1].jpg")
Domenico
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The massing on this project is overwhelming. It dominates the area. Couldn\'t even get it into one photo.
WeirdFishes
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Agreed. This is one hot mess. I miss GG when they did projects like X and Charlie.
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Good photo but I would say "overwhelming" rather than imposing!
f_gho
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Photo from my walk today
achender
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Seems like the tower crane came down today.
Lachlan Holmes
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Here are some pictures I took on Sunday:
And a handful taken from a distance (park next to Aquabella):
And a handful taken from a distance (park next to Aquabella):
Benito
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Today.
Northern Light
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Photos taken July 4th, 2021:
f_gho
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From this evening
Yegger
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For something with such a large floorplate, they sure succeeded in breaking it up using different techniques. All things considered, this one is turning out better than expected. It must be because Graziani + Corazza has nothing to do with this project.