ADRM
Senior Member
Reaching the halfway point - should start to see the "mountains" become more clearly defined as they move up from here
Toronto KING Toronto | 57.6m | 16s | Westbank | Bjarke Ingels Group
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rdaner
Senior Member
Columns going up for the ninth floor. Taken 24 December.
amlem
New Member
From Dec. 26
tstormers
Senior Member
From lunch time this afternoon (Front and Spadina)
tstormers
Senior Member
Jan. 10th. Dirty windows 
AHK
Senior Member
Friday, January 12 - lots of formwork going on at King Toronto - a number of construction workers on site. First picture is from a new vantage point, with King Toronto having reached the height that it is visible from our building. The rest of the photos are from street level, working from west to east on King Street, and then from the south or Wellington Street side.
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UtakataNoAnnex
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It's going to be quite the breezy living for residents here if they don't find a new window/cladding contractor soon...
AlbertC
Superstar
The construction fanboy in me can't get over how cool these zigzag building forms look right now!
FastidiousHack
New Member
I just feel bad for the Structural EIT that had to detail those slab edges.
Every time there's a vertical discontinuity, it would result in a unique detail. I'd love to see the drawing set for this thing.
neuhaus
Senior Member
That means I will have a 1,400 sq.ft. terrace?!
Al fresco living!
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
..least you get to wave over to Sir Elton while having your breakfast every morning. <3
rdaner
Senior Member
Taken 19 January.
officedweller
Senior Member
The zigzags of the slabs look surprisingy uniform, but I think the staggered glass block vs vision glass walls
will add the variety / variation to the facade.
will add the variety / variation to the facade.
neuhaus
Senior Member
There is less terracing and step backs on the south side of the building so that side of the building is more uniform and repetitive compared to the other sides of the building. The building is more dynamic when viewed from King Street where the terracing is more varied and starting on lower levels.
