Vaughan Transit City Condos: TC4 & TC5 | 174.34m | 50s | SmartCentres | Diamond Schmitt

[3Dementia]

These are turning out well... but there's a certain photographic irony in seeing Transit City seemingly strangled by vehicles in the foreground.

 

[ryanbruins17]

From earlier this afternoon. Once I got home, I realized my camera settings were a bit wonky (and by my camera, I mean my dad's). Sorry for the less than stellar quality photos.

The curved glass on the podium for the 50 storey one, is phenomenal. The podiums actually look really nice up close. I looking forward to seeing what the area looks like next summer, assuming some of the landscaping is done.

 

[Tuscani01]

I was out there this weekend too, and agree. The podium looks great.

 

[Rascacielo]

Nice-looking towers. Better than some of the dreck going up downtown.

 

[onejcool]

Hi. Can anyone confirm which building is TC4?
It's very confusing...
Thank you in advance!

 

[maestro]

1. is TC3
2. is a rental tower
3. is either TC4 or TC5 with the other hidden behind the rental tower

 

[Vck]

1. is TC3
2. is a rental tower
3. is either TC4 or TC5 with the other hidden behind the rental tower

3 is TC5
TC4 is hidden behind 2

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Taken from the Toronto Stockyards, back on October 22:

 

[Transportfan]

I was out there this weekend too, and agree. The podium looks great. View attachment 434542

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Gotta laugh at that traffic light ahead sign with the "150 m" tab on a street like this. And I'm amazed that there aren't sidewalks or even streetlights.

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Taken today:

 

[toaster29]

I don't see what everyone else is seeing. I think the buildings are all so similar, full of ugly spandrel. I get it's not Toronto, but even for 905 buildings. Mississauga's City Centre is much more attractive and visually appealing that these towers.

 

[Undead]

Clean window wall design, simple yet effective pattern, attention to detail, curved corners and decent looking podium. Nothing dramatic, but a clean and inoffensive design that's significantly better than many Toronto buildings. It's solid infill; not every building can or should be a show stopper.

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[Edward Skira]

Vaughan skyline growing.

 

[A Torontonian Now]

Yesterday: