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Like others have said, absolutely beautiful. It's proposals like these that should go forward. Projects like these deserve to succeed. Meanwhile, crap like Opus in cityplace is being proposed that not only takes up prime downtown spots but does nothing but absorb more people that would...

Lol Not even worth discriminating.

I find it interesting that you say this and was wondering if you could elaborate. Do you mean hood as in a ghetto type hood or hood as in a normal neighborhood? Just wondering because if you meant the first meaning, then I would have to disagree with you. People don't move into the "hood" as a...

I gotta say, Parade looks quite nice in that picture.

Oh WOW! Love that podium on the very last picture...you would think that the twins would deserve a better podium rather than that one on the second pic. And can please tell me what that building is on the first picture along Front street right past the twins?? That twoer looks gorgeous but I...

"Leven says they`re not interested in the Port Lands and Exhibition Place as a location because the two sites would require too much of an infrastructure commitment." What? You are planning to build a multi-billion dollar casino in an unsure, awkward city that doesn't even know if it wants one...

Great find, but too bad it doesn't reveal anything. Like others have said, one of the worst possible things they could do is build a condo or any housing at all. Ontario Place isn't suppose to be a residential place, so make it what it was meant to be, a place of fun, relaxation, and good...

Woah, if one of those photos don't come up in the picture of the day all hope in humanity will be lost xD Great photos, loved the first one especially!

Finally, some color and out of the box thinking, literally.

Wow insertnamehere, thanks for actually using the idea and going along with it! Must have taken you a while, and great job.

I understand what you mean. And to some extent what you say is completely true. The huge building boom for Toronto should have resulted in many more quality buildings than we have got. That does not mean Toronto has not got any during the boom but it simply means there SHOULD have been more...

L Tower looks excellent there but I am surprised at how Yonge street itself looks even better.

Damn, the sheer amount of spandrel just makes that podium distasteful. I almost just want to avoid looking at it. It is a shame too considering the tower portion looks quite nice.

No, I mean I hope the building doesn't end up with the appeal of aluminum-like cladding (in other words cheapness). The wood-like ceiling is promising but the metal box the runs along the shape may ruin the effect without the use of proper materials.

Lmao, exactly my reaction Bringing back a major location thread with no real news isn't really the best idea...

I hope the metal cladding right above the roof doesn't end up looking like cheap aluminum or something from trucker tanks like what happened to the George Brown waterfront campus.

The color hasn't come out to be too bad... something acceptable in Toronto but what bothers me is just how Chunky, fat, and weird this looks downtown. It's just an enlarged apartment building with spandrel loaded on. If they made this slimmer it might have been acceptable but that view from Erin...

WOW Is there anything on height....and those two buildings that look like a "Y" shape....are those two buildings or 1 building? AND is this a real (official) rendering??

Lol Toronto the modest...but then again most of those cities have the population, economy, and money to build such huge supertalls. Also, Toronto missed its chance to be on that list (atleast for now) due to our acceptance of substandard, cheap condos from the beginning of the condo boom. No...

Looks quite nice but spandrel is a tad worrying.