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Yonge and Front just wouldn't be the same if they got rid of that sewer smell on the corner. It remember when it was just as fragrant on that corner before the Okeefe was built. ..no exaggeration. Might as well get over it. After all this time its bound to be declared as part of our city...

I wondered about this myself. I stared at their model in the window one day. I seem to remember counting up to about 43 at which point the floors started curving dramaticly inwards. I could be off a floor or two though.

I remember our car breaking down late at night just off this corner back in the 1960's. We were nervous just getting out of the car. This was one creepy area at that time of night back then. How times have changed.

Agree with you 100% ..and guess what.. Sometimes I don't agree with you. I suppose if one is in a position to eliminate individuals whose comments are deemed unsatisfactory than perhaps one should start reviewing about 99% of the posts on this forum, including mine. Personally, I consider...

Surprised to see the weather barrier being shifted upwards this morning. They are getting closer to that I week per floor schedule that was discussed a few weeks ago. Will they reach that 4 day goal that was mentioned in a past interview. I still very much doubt it.

I so hoped my initial gut reaction on how this would go forward would be wrong. Damn it. ..and damn you 42. Did you you have to post that last pic of that pig in full sunlight? I'll be dreaming of what could of been.

Looks like Santa was listening to me.. Running a a little slow, but that's ok. So am I.

Looking at that rendering long and hard. Would it hurt your view? It would appear that it would have to be almost flush against Scott Lane much the same way both our towers abutt to the lane. Look down at that blank wall across the lane. Now picture that going straight up. Just add balconies...

With good height I would think even an east sunrise view would be exciting. I wondered why there was no east view shown. Now I know! One York Street = no view.

..do they serve martinis?.. Just wondering

Ha Ha. No way. This is a prank right?

Oh WOW! You are going to hear that a lot in the future, when this gets finished. I suspect some of you might be having trouble visualizing the completed package. Bet you guys look like deer caught in the headlights when you are at the paint store looking at swatches. Trust me on this. This one...

This one is certainly transforming into something special. The quality of materials used is really showing this one off. A couple things make me uncomfortable though. I was very disappointed that the local nimbies were able to force the height of this tower downward. In the end, what did...

Where you guys been the least couple years. This vertical clusterf*** didn't exactly pop up like a mushroom after a spring shower. It was bad news virtually from its conception. If they would just lop off that idiotic lump and antenna thing, perhaps we could pull this thing back from really...

It's starting to look damn sexy to me. I'm on my third martini..

It is disturbing to see the actual dismal outcome of the Sony's mechanical section at the corner of Scott and Esplanade in comparison to what was promised with the model in the sales office. There has to be a certain amount of justifiable trepidation as to what the final result will be on the...

..and the CN Tower. I mean what's up with that? Instead of that skywalk thing they just installed, couldn't they have put in a little choo choo train ride to go around in. Jeez!

If the shifting of the weather wall upward is any indication, the floor completion cycle time appears to be shortening by a couple of days. Looks like they are around 10-12 day cycle now.

I'm moving. 1 Scott St. to 10 York. Going as high as I can afford. It's been a a long time since something excited me as much as this one.

Weather wall panels are starting to shift up another floor sooner this week. Looks like Sam read our posts and went put a little salt on the boys tails up there. ;)