Toronto St Lawrence Market North | 25.3m | 5s | City of Toronto | Rogers Stirk Harbour

[Red Mars]

May 27, 2022

Couldn't seem to catch the reflection of all letters in the photo.

 

[DavidCapizzano]

this thing is going to look incredible at night with the exposed steel skeleton all lit up.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

this thing is going to look incredible at night with the exposed steel skeleton all lit up.

I do wish the south facade is a bit more expressive though. Hard to tell from @Red Mars shot - but I do hope that we didn't lose the glass-floored interior walkways and flyovers.

AoD

 

[ML555]

From 19 May: Unexciting I know, I will try to take a better one. However, I like these shots because it really drives home how perfectly proportioned the new market building will be within its surroundings.

 

[DSC]

From 19 May: Unexciting I know, I will try to take a better one. However, I like these shots because it really drives home how perfectly proportioned the new market building will be within its surroundings.

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Yes, that shot really shows how well it fits into the area.

 

[mburrrrr]

Yesterday afternoon

 

[ML555]

Glass being placed on the upper floor facing Front st:

 

[steveve]

Today:

 

[Tunafish13]

Will there be any prominent signage on the front of this telling people its the St Lawrence North building? I couldnt see anything indicated on any of the renderings or diagrams.

 

[DSC]

Glass being placed on the upper floor facing Front st:

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Pretty much finished installing the top window on front of the "east wing" today so they can now start adding the roofing to that wing. They were also pouring more floors on the East Wing today and getting ready to add more windows on/over Jarvis.

 

[TheSix]

 

[Johnny Au]

Part 1 of 2 taken on May 30, 2022:

 

[Drewww.]

This is going to look absolutely beautiful from Market Lane Park.

From this past weekend:

 

[C-mac]

It's not a bad building, but to me this perfectly illustrates how much we've gone in reverse from an aesthetic point of view when it comes to architecture as it's not nearly as nice as it predecessor..

 

[zang]

It's not a bad building, but to me this perfectly illustrates how much we've gone in reverse from an aesthetic point of view when it comes to architecture as it's not nearly as nice as it predecessor..

You're kidding, I hope.