Bjays92
Senior Member
The Selby, Via Bloor, and this building all look quite good from several of these angles. Nice gateway to downtown if you're coming in from the north
Toronto The Rosedale on Bloor | 185.92m | 55s | Gupta | Arcadis
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Who would have ever thought the buildings in St James Town would start to look puny?
concrete_and_light
Active Member
This whole new section of the skyline looks great coming in from the East across Bloor crossing the valley between Castle Frank and Parliament as well. Lots of interesting depth and variation to it. Looks great at night and will be even more striking as a gateway I think once the Via buildings are lit up. So many other massive Yorkville projects will fill in this view as well over time.
Pictures from the other night:
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Rascacielo
Senior Member
Proof, if one is needed, that a tabletop skyline is boring and should be avoided.
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Today
Domenico
Active Member
Taken Sept 4.
Will12
New Member
I want to thank everyone who takes the time to snap these shots and then post them here. This project has taken forever and as a future tenant I am really excited to see it actually to progress. Thank you again and please keep posting 
bmiller
Active Member
No green glass, nice.
C-mac
Senior Member
hahaha! I say that every time I'm discussing a building. As long as there no blue or green glass I'm happy. The odd building, if it's done right is okay like CIBC Square, The Well, etc....but for the most part I cringe when I see blue or green glass...lol.
A Torontonian Now
Senior Member
September 19:
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Today. They’re working on the 39th floor.
ushahid
Senior Member
i know u guys are going to shoot me for this but im starting to like this alot. that black is prominent.
Bjays92
Senior Member
I think that's kinda the general consensus
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
I agree, this one is harmless at worst, likable at best. However, the balconies are coming up now, so let's see how that goes.
Will12
New Member
For reference - does anyone know how tall the National Post building is?