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OK that's good to hear. Sounds maybe like newer (condo) buildings have them but older (rentals) don't as much. I've always found it annoying if I can't put up Christmas lights, though there are ways around it, like running a wire through a crack in the door and then duct taping the gap, but it...

Hello UT guys :) Something that I've found in apartment buildings I've lived in is that there are no exterior electrical outlets on the balconies. There are likely safety and practicality reasons for this, but come December it makes it difficult to install Christmas lights outside. Since...

Thank you very much :D

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New rendering http://www.futuracondo.com/

I wonder if the original signature tower design will be used as inspiration for the new towers?

Haven't seen this posted here yet.

hi thanks! I've actually been around since the ezBoard days, but only post occasionally. :) (I had over 100 posts at one point but I guess the post counter got reset) question: will the spire be comprised of the entire steel structure that we see now, or is some of the structure just there...

urbandreamer, that's a really great pic! I hope you don't mind, I've taken the liberty of doing the ol' Photoshop "auto levels" fix for it.

Here are some pages on SkyscraperPage.com which use Google Maps to display highrise buildings. Toronto Skyscraper Map - http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/maps/?cityID=12 (IE users beware, Chrome or Firefox recommended) Toronto Development Map -...

It's finished! Here it is - http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/maps/?cityID=12 (IE users be careful, Firefox or Chrome is recommended)

Something like this is currently under development for SkyscraperPage.com. There are 290 buildings either under-construction or proposed marked on the Toronto map with over 1800 existing buildings marked. 500 other world cities are available as well. The system will be finished and made...

Let's keep the CN Tower. :)

Cool thread guys! Here is a skyscraper diagram of the Eaton Centre project from the 1960s - http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?buildingID=84015,84169,84168,84167,84166&orderby=buildingIDorder

heh nice

On further investigation I see that the bit of PHP that ends up in the URL comes from http://www.urbantoronto.ca/picoftheday/picoftheday.html rather than from vBulletin. That webpage will need to have a .php extension for the PHP to get parsed.