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Post your pictures of Toronto here!
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Toronto skyline
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Toronto CIBC SQUARE | 241.39m | 50s | Hines | WilkinsonEyre
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Whitchurch-Stouffville LivGreen 2 | ?m | 10s | Ledgemark Homes
Yep.- DarkSideDenizen
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Newmarket Redwood on Yonge | 75.8m | 22s | Redwood | Arcadis
Second crane is up.- DarkSideDenizen
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King Chateau Elegance | 22m | 5s | Rob Strmota | Onespace
First crane is up:- DarkSideDenizen
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Newmarket Redwood on Yonge | 75.8m | 22s | Redwood | Arcadis
First crane is up.- DarkSideDenizen
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Toronto 11 YV | 213m | 62s | Metropia | Sweeny &Co
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Newmarket Kingsley Square | 50.9m | 15s | Briarwood | Kohn
This project has reached street level.- DarkSideDenizen
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Toronto 110 Eglinton East | 236.55m | 58s | Madison Group | Rafael Viñoly
The breadth of the sidewalk along Eglinton is outstanding and seems very welcoming. It's a nice change from the massive sidewalk encroaching podiums that have been the trend for more than a decade. The building design (exteriors) with extending red colonades create a sharp clean elevation. The...- DarkSideDenizen
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Miscellany Toronto Photographs: Then and Now
David Dunlap Observatory 1933, Photo Courtesy Town of Richmond Hill 2024 David Dunlap Observatory 1933, Photo Courtesy The Varsity 2024- DarkSideDenizen
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