migtree
New Member
Simply fantastic shooting, Current. Thanks for your pics today.
Toronto Telus House - 25 York Street | 136.24m | 30s | Menkes | Sweeny &Co
Tewder
Senior Member
Solaris
Senior Member
soon there after will be ....
"Solong to Telus, and hello to Maple Leaf Square"
followed by ...
"Solong to Maple Leaf Square, and hello to ______ (whatever tower gets build on the 90 Harbour Street site when redeveloped)"
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
Looking good. Amazing how we went from parking lots to massive density in just a few years.
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
So true. At least Telus and MLS are, at the least, better looking than the schlock on either side in the picture
Ramako
Moderator
I'd rather lose a view of the Royal York from the water than have big lots of dirt in the middle of the downtown core.
One view I only see on postcards. The other I see everyday.
One view I only see on postcards. The other I see everyday.
Translude15
Frank the Tank
Yup, it's all about the density people...nothing better than good ol' denisty...
Ramako
Moderator
Now you've got it!
Andrew3D
Active Member
Taken today.
Andrew3D
Active Member
Spot the mistake?
How about now?
How about now?
Jayomatic
Active Member
Ooops. Someone is going to have to rotate that panel of glass around.
Tuscani01
Senior Member
How about those 2 panels?
PS. I like how the panels fade at the top... its too bad the bottom couldnt get the same treatment.
CanadianNational
Senior Member
October 9, 2008
Solaris
Senior Member
you've been busy CN ~ thanks for the great shots
I really like the mirrored reflections ... is it just the sun or the quality of glass used? if latter this type of glass should be used a whole lot more (to bring light down to street level in towers-filled streets)
I really like the mirrored reflections ... is it just the sun or the quality of glass used? if latter this type of glass should be used a whole lot more (to bring light down to street level in towers-filled streets)
3Dementia
Senior Member
I love the "fade" in the curtainwall... in close-up. I wonder if the longer POV might suggest the windows are dirty.