Toronto's Other Skylines

[kris]

Did someone say North York?

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

More Humber Bay (and beyond)

From yesterday:
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[Biljet]

Haters gonna hate, but I challenge them to find a better piece of brutalist architecture than our own Robarts Library

 

[salsa]

Haters gonna hate, but I challenge them to find a better piece of brutalist architecture than our own Robarts Library

I really like Robarts.

 

[kris]

Y&E

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

I tend to stay away from skylines close to Toronto's main downtown skyline in this thread, but I think I will make an exception for this.

Theatre District

Earlier this afternoon:

I especially like this comment that describes Picasso:

Picasso is the child in the family that went into theatre when all of the other kids went into STEM.

I love it for that.

 

[someMidTowner]

Humber Bay by Jack Landau, on Flickr

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Humber Bay by Jack Landau, on Flickr

The whole picture set is wonderful!

More from that thread:

From April 16, 2016:

Lago (and Riva del Lago, I'm not going to bother cross-posting), from the base of the Humber Bike Trail, this morning:

Both are close to topping off.

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[kris]

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Wednesday:

 

[44 North]

Love the evolving skyline of the east side of downtown, the amazing (and ever-continuing) growth in and around Regent Park, and particularly when the zoom captures the (undeveloped) Port Lands and Unilever area. The Hearn building alone is just massive, and the only way to gauge how bloody large she truly is is to get up close to the beast. What kind of future does it hold? Who knows. From a friend's roof a couple weeks ago:

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Mississauga

Looking south towards Humber Bay:

A couple days ago, from north of The Queensway:

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

I try to stay away with reposting skyline photos of areas too close to the downtown core, but I think I will make an exception for this brilliant photo of Southcore by Jasonzed.

photo by Highway_401

From this angle, Southcore can easily be the downtown of some other city. In Toronto, it is just one of many skylines we have.

 

[Midtown Urbanist]

Continuing our series of other Toronto skylines that could be the downtown of some other city, Froggy posted a great photo of Uptown, Bloor & Yonge

Last Sunday from Wellesley and Jarvis, 30th floor:

 

[G.L.17]

Taken early this morning: