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Yes indeed, back on topic please - if anyone wants to continue this topic please create a new thread in the General Discussions.

Fantastic video! Very neat to see this activity sped up.

Thank for putting this together. For some cities it may be safe to assume there may not be a complete list of all buildings > 100m (such as cities in China, specifically). But even with that consideration, the size of Toronto's construction is quite impressive as as vegeta_skyline noted -...

Not to get too far off-topic, but Lastman in no way lost the Olympics for Toronto. The games were China's to lose. Any verbal gaffs were totally inconsequential, and any media that has or had suggested otherwise is grossly misinformed.

Wonderful progression steveve. I look forward to future changes.

Looking good steveve!

Comments comparing Toronto to Chicago have been moved to a new thread: http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showthread.php/17661-Toronto-Chicago-comparisons Please continue the conversation there, and post comments on the Trump Tower in this thread.

That must have been another mention. You model has a brief write up in Saturday's Globe and Mail.

Wonderful steveve. Just wonderful. I can only echo what's been said here already - it seems like this is your passion, so pursue it!

I was out canvassing today (the reason why this tread was started), and I had a great time. We got lots of positive words and support from the neighbourhood, plus we had Newstalk 1010 follow us around for a bit as we went door to door.

Excellent Dylan, look forward to seeing/using it once complete.

Fantastic! What's really interesting are the gaps where no new buildings cracked the top 10. Specifically looking at the two largest gaps: - Between 1931 and 1951 (depression, World War II), and - Between 1992 and 2005. And if we're looking at the gaps between commerical properties cracking...

I'm aware she has ties to that group... but not how she's an anti-semite.

Kristin Wong-Tam is an anti-Semite? Explain.

Seconded!

If the theory goes: Toronto is currently building mostly mediocre high-rises, then this can only hold true if we're measuring ourselves against some standard. Is this an internal standard (of the ol' "c'mon boys, we know we can do better on the next one") or an external standard (as in, why...

She's a looker.

I'm closing this thread - not because it's about Rob Ford, but because we don't need a thread for every vote cast (for him or any other candidate). Multiple Rob Ford thread already exist - post in one of those threads if you're so inclined. Perhaps election day there can be a 'super' thread...

Wow. Didn't pay any attention to this or even realize what was being done - but what a fabulous updated addition to our cultural scene.

Excellent thread. I look forward to future weekly installments.