CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
I can see a day when both sides of the Gardiner from the 427 to downtown are for the most part lined with towers.
vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
One sherway, view from the top;
Its nice to finally see some buildings break the plateau effect that the waterfront condos had going on
nothing can touch the CBD though, same zoom
The Yorkville skyline, just waiting for 4 Seasons & 1 Bloor to rise
Minto rising above young/eglington.
The Etobicoke city center skyline, its not much but its growing...
More of the Etobicoke city center skyline with North York in the background.
Mississauga
These buildings actually don't look too bad up close.
Procrastinated yet again with posting. At least there isn’t any snow on the ground in these…
Its nice to finally see some buildings break the plateau effect that the waterfront condos had going on
nothing can touch the CBD though, same zoom
The Yorkville skyline, just waiting for 4 Seasons & 1 Bloor to rise
Minto rising above young/eglington.
The Etobicoke city center skyline, its not much but its growing...
More of the Etobicoke city center skyline with North York in the background.
Mississauga
These buildings actually don't look too bad up close.
Procrastinated yet again with posting. At least there isn’t any snow on the ground in these…
yyzer
Senior Member
VS, absolutely awesome pics!
p5connex
Active Member
Some great views of the swaths of dumpsville, ontario.
p5
p5
Up close to One Sherway both Etobicoke and Mississauga are older industrial. What'cha gonna do? Those close up views just aren't going to look great. The good views from One Sherway are those to the south, over tree-covered neighbourhoods to the lake.
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vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
dumpsville? do you even know where One sherways is?
yeah cause a neighborhood like this
automatically reminds you of a landfill.
yeah cause a neighborhood like this
automatically reminds you of a landfill.
Observer Walt
Senior Member
Ha ha, the old landfill in this part of town (Centennial Park) is not so bad!
Thanks for the views, from a perspective that we don't usually see.
Thanks for the views, from a perspective that we don't usually see.
Student99
Active Member
awesome shots. I especially like the ones to the south.
Solaris
Senior Member
nice views from Sherway ... certainly don't get that perspective normally =D
Whoaccio
Senior Member
One sherway, view from the top;
What is that giant grass mound in the bottom center-left?
dpylyp
Active Member
Sermon on the mound?
The beginning of the 427 north at Evans Avenue.
Brown's line North becomes 427 at Evans Ave, entering the underpass (Evans Ave,) you can go north (427) or East Gardiner Toronto or cut back to Evans Avenue for an east or west choice.
That switchback encircles the mound and looks tall because of the angle, but brings traffic from a level below.
I hope that made sense.
The beginning of the 427 north at Evans Avenue.
Brown's line North becomes 427 at Evans Ave, entering the underpass (Evans Ave,) you can go north (427) or East Gardiner Toronto or cut back to Evans Avenue for an east or west choice.
That switchback encircles the mound and looks tall because of the angle, but brings traffic from a level below.
I hope that made sense.
adma
Superstar
I think the mound *may* be sodded-over interchange-construction (or reconstruction) debris...
ProjectEnd
Superstar
/\ I believe you are correct adma. Great shots VS, thanks!
Jarrek
Active Member
Yeah, it's not exactly this part of town as its at least 8 km north.
Here's what One Sherway COULD have been:
http://www.quinn-associates.com/projects/700Evans?page=2
Solaris
Senior Member
the arrangement on Quinn's site plan is pretty much the same as One Sherway now with four towers surrounding a central parkette ... in terms of the building design I can't say the old one shown above is better than what's built ... I sorta like the curved faces on the west side of Towers 1+2