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Right this is all very interesting, but is this project getting built?

You're the man!

Please tell me you have a zoomed out photo showing the rest of the skyline from this vantage point, it would make for an epic trio of pics.

The road surface at the intersection of Yonge and Wellesley is in atrocious condition, why doesn't the city have a requirement that these developers contribute something to improving the streetscape on which their buildings go up and are even named after?

L-tower is a great addition to the skyline, not sure why the hate. The curving profile is very futuristic looking.

It's going from ugly to generic, which is an improvement.

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/toronto/comments/8mt4lg/osgoode_hall_from_above/

Such a prominent position on the skyline for such a bland uninspired building. At least it's curtain wall I guess, but a dab of color like a red stripe going up it would have helped.

Has this topped out?

I think the problem is a school of thought in architecture that a new building has to fit in its surroundings. When the surroundings are all green and gray glass buildings, they just multiply.

Not amazing but looks good enough.

This is an elegant tower overall but the crown and podium could have been better.

The architects did do a fantastic job incorporating cues from both BCE and 1 King.

It really should be grounds for banishment from designing future buildings in Toronto.

How does Winners have the money for all these retail locations in the era of online shopping?

Something unnerving about those pictures, a glass box in the sky.

I wonder what it's like to work in an office where they're actively building a skyscraper above your head.

No, only the building. Karma to me is indeed very boring, it's a basic glass box, a filler building.

It seems more visually interesting than Karma next door.

Toronto is awesome, few cities on this continent are comparable (NYC, LA, Chicago). Granted all this development does make the city feel like it's under construction, which can be jarring, but the future is exciting.