There are darker urban canyons with higher walls closer to Bay Street, but streets in pockets all over the city are experiencing canyonification as more tall buildings line them. Looking along Lombard Street from Church towards Jarvis, the moderate canyon in this case is growing via a new urban mountain peak just to the east, past the previous horizon-marker. Celeste Condominiums is the new vista terminal in this case, adding a little more urban condition to what was a more open sky beforehand.

Looking east along the Lombard Canyon to Mount Celeste, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor ptrk.g

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