Toronto CIBC SQUARE | 241.39m | 50s | Hines | WilkinsonEyre

[Edwarander]

Great 1st post. Hopefully may more to come.

Thank you very much. Definitely more to come.

 

[Natika33]

Thank you very much. Definitely more to come.

I was a tad confused by the "first post" comment for a second as I've been following you for years on IG. Welcome over here too!

 

[DSC]

Cibc Square Towers One and two.


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Welcome to UT, VERY nice snaps!

 

[Edwarander]

I was a tad confused by the "first post" comment for a second as I've been following you for years on IG. Welcome over here too!

Thank you very much Natika,. appreciated

 

[Edwarander]

Welcome to UT, VERY nice snaps!

Thank you. DSC

 

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[Riseth]

May 2, 2024

 

[artemperederii]

I was there yesterday at 9-10PM, they work so hard despite the time

 

[AHK]

May 2: Mostly the usual perspectives, but there is one a bit different - from the Brookfield Place Front Street courtyard, the reflection of the Brookfield Place buildings in the CIBC Square glazing is starting to look quite striking.

 

[Amare]

I was there yesterday at 9-10PM, they work so hard despite the time

Indeed, often times I even see guys on site early in the mornings (ie: 1AM).

 

[skycandy]

A variety, location-wise, plus day and night.

Eastern views…

Northeastern vantage point…

Southern delights (they’re alive!) for @Northern Light.

Upward glances…covering the canopy…

Wedding photo shoot backdrop…

Name that reflection…

Finally, from the mist Wednesday evening…

Prior to the previous pic, tried my apparently unsteady hand at a hand-held DSLR night shot.

 

[Northern Light]

Southern delights (they’re alive!) for @Northern Light.

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Excellent pics, as always!

On the Redwoods, did you walk around to the other side at all?

From your pic, when I look closely, the easterly and southerly ones look decent, but the north-western one.....(tallest) seems a bit rough. But tough to tell for sure.

 

[DSC]

I was there yesterday at 9-10PM, they work so hard despite the time

In most cases this is because of the rail tracks and there are things they need to do above them. They can only work above or adjacent to the tracks when there are no trains. I bet they are very well paid!

 

[skycandy]

Excellent pics, as always!

On the Redwoods, did you walk around to the other side at all?

From your pic, when I look closely, the easterly and southerly ones look decent, but the north-western one.....(tallest) seems a bit rough. But tough to tell for sure.

Indeed, had a look, and it seemed ok. Buds were emerging but a bit smaller than the others. So perhaps not 100% healthy but here’s hoping it’s OK.

 

[Koops65]