Seen from a sailboat plying Lake Ontario's waters on a perfect day, Toronto's growing cluster East End towers are making for a steadily more impressive view. Prominent here behind the expansive greenery of The Beach are the three towers (so far) of the Rushden Station complex — green, red, and blue — while The Dawes rises east of them, following a gap that could one day be filled by a fourth Rushden tower.

Rushden Station and The Dawes — new residential buildings under construction in Toronto's East End, rise over Lake Ontario, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor milkycontent

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