bgobgo
Active Member
It appears they are finally starting to add new cladding panels. (See red boxes below) Very exciting. Really adds a nice design element to the building.
Source: Canadaniel
Source: Canadaniel
Toronto Pinnacle One Yonge | 351.85m | 106s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini
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skycandy
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The rising P-innacle…
officedweller
Senior Member
Also curious whether the curved balcony glass will continue above the podium (which also has the curved glass)
or change to faceted panels on the next level up.
bgobgo
Active Member
Likely yes. While the rendering is a bit blurry, I seem to see the curved balcony glass up those corner units...
Source: UrbanToronto DB
DarwinP
Active Member
You can already see the curved balcony glass on the lower level. So it’s safe to say we’ll see that same glass throughout
ImmenselyMental
Active Member
Here are a few photos I took of Pinnacle One Yonge this morning:
I also created a GIF by combining my third photo with shots from the same perspective on June 1, 2025, and August 3, 2025:
I also created a GIF by combining my third photo with shots from the same perspective on June 1, 2025, and August 3, 2025:
GameOnBrad
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skycandy
Senior Member
Gosh, this will appear around the height of the CN Tower from Polson Pier.
rakesh
New Member
This architecture is mid. HP is overrrated
Cyrobyte
New Member
The TMD roof sticking out will quite literally be the cherry on top of the cheap architecture on this building.
steveve
Senior Member
Taken this weekend:
Undead
Senior Member
I agree it's underwhelming, but as always, that's on the developer. Most architecture firms in this city can make decent designs if the developer allots enough money.
thomax
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DarwinP
Active Member
How many more floors/metres are left to top off?
skycandy
Senior Member
15 give or take I think (as it slims with height)? Plus mechanical. Quite a ways to go.