CITY_LOVER
Active Member
No, how about 'world klass' city?
Toronto Aura at College Park | 271.87m | 78s | Canderel | Graziani + Corazza
middeljohn
New Member
How many mechanical floors?
Razz
Senior Member
Taken December 16, 2013:
ptbotrmpfn
Senior Member
Im Sorry, but...
Aura looks Amazing, and will look amazing from this vantage point and this time of day (sunrise?). You captured it nicely!
Aura looks Amazing, and will look amazing from this vantage point and this time of day (sunrise?). You captured it nicely!
middeljohn
New Member
^^ agreed
I love outdoor photography taken in the winter. With less particulates in the air you can see contrasts between colours so much better. Great shots Razz!
I love outdoor photography taken in the winter. With less particulates in the air you can see contrasts between colours so much better. Great shots Razz!
DC83
Senior Member
Brrrrrrrr looks cold! (great shots, though!)
Regardless of how Aura looks from afar, it's still a GIANT fail at street-level (and even worse below).
Poor, poor Yonge St.
Regardless of how Aura looks from afar, it's still a GIANT fail at street-level (and even worse below).
Poor, poor Yonge St.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
I like it at yonge street, it'll get a lot better once the patios come out that is for sure..
steveve
Senior Member
Taken December 16, 2013:
these are phenomenal!
Amazing how it towers over everything else in the area. I remember the days looking up at ROCP, which are still considered tall in my books, but Aura makes them look puny in comparison. The curved portion of the building is about flawless in my books. It really is a shame that more of this couldn't be shown off at street level.
kotsy
Senior Member
ushahid
Senior Member
Guys are they working on the crown right now?
jje1000
Senior Member
The southern elevation is still the best one. The less spandrel and mullions you can see, the better.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
I haven't seen any movement up there since the last residential floor was poured (weather, winds?), but it's up next.
steveve
Senior Member
^ I saw a thin piece of curved material being hoisted by the crane today up to the roof (it looked a lot longer than rebar). Maybe or maybe not it was what I thought it was, but I don't think we'll be seeing the curved roofline for a while. It's probably going to be complex feature to build, top out should be sometime in late Q1/early Q2 of next year.
Taken today:
Taken today:
khris
Senior Member
Where is this in your photos? I don't see it.
LNahid2000
Senior Member
You must be blind.