Toronto Tower at Pier 27 | 114.9m | 35s | Cityzen | a—A
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Khaloody
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why is this beauty taking long to go up?
you can't just slap a work of beauty together, beauty always takes time, you know that
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This reminds me of a Paul Rudolph tower in Jakarta, Indonesia, built in the 80s
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Interestingly, after looking at your pics I realized that the floorplans of the tower aren't totally random. There's really only two, A and B, though it appears they're in a mostly random order (at least I can't find a pattern after a brief look). It goes like this (from bottom up, first 15 floors): AABABBAABABAABA.
Not really important, except that I was expecting this thing to take a while to go up given every floor seemed oriented differently, but if there's really only two orientations then they should be able to get it up fairly quickly - which is exciting because I love this development.
Not really important, except that I was expecting this thing to take a while to go up given every floor seemed oriented differently, but if there's really only two orientations then they should be able to get it up fairly quickly - which is exciting because I love this development.
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I understand people's impatience w/seeing this one go up.
It's not just the building, though that is much desired as a quality addition to the area.
It's also a desire to see the site come to fruition w/the associated parks and streetscape.
I'm very much looking forward to it myself.
Given the number of buildings involved, the timeline hasn't been unreasonable.
But it has been lengthy in terms of anticipation of the finished product.
It's not just the building, though that is much desired as a quality addition to the area.
It's also a desire to see the site come to fruition w/the associated parks and streetscape.
I'm very much looking forward to it myself.
Given the number of buildings involved, the timeline hasn't been unreasonable.
But it has been lengthy in terms of anticipation of the finished product.