someMidTowner
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401 is elevated crossing over the don valley golf course between avenue rd and yonge, so its not an illusion.
Toronto Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto | 203.9m | 52s | Lifetime | a—A
401 is elevated crossing over the don valley golf course between avenue rd and yonge, so its not an illusion.
Tewder
Senior Member
I love the way the city seems to rise out of a dense forest.
urbandreamer
recession proof
Don't know who feels worse today--me or the city? 
steveve
Senior Member
holy eff ^^^^ Four Seasons is PERFECT in that pic! it looks perfectly tall due to the ground elevation!
Mike in TO
Senior Member
Looming above everyone else:
khris
Senior Member
Not sure if anyone else has noticed, as I haven't seen any pics, but the fins have started going up, and are complete on the east side.
Yesterday evening, from Gläs:
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vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
That's a great photo featuring the contrast in styles between two of Toronto's best.
androiduk
Senior Member
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I want to LOVE this tower, but those horizontal lines on each floor (venting?) are so irritating, given the strong vertical emphasis of the other facades. It always looks like the vertical emphasis is very (obviously) intended, but that the horizontal one is not. It just clashes for me
As it nears completion I like it a lot more (rare!) but I just had to express my frustration.
As it nears completion I like it a lot more (rare!) but I just had to express my frustration.
greenleaf
Senior Member
How far we've come in about 25 months:
From August 28, 2009:
And from today:
The fins:
The whole shebang:
with Yorkville:
From August 28, 2009:
And from today:
The fins:
The whole shebang:
with Yorkville:
steveve
Senior Member
jaw dropping! ^^^ holy cow! this thing is HUGE! it just towers over everything.!! it's big city height in a middle of nowhere area! THIS is a big city tower!... minus the big city.
vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
Owch. That was a low blow man. I know you just came back from NYC and compared to THAT, its not. But relatively speaking Toronto's still a big city, even on a global scale.
If however, your just referring to how it looks in those pictures with that backdrop, than I can forgive you
steveve
Senior Member
If however, your just referring to how it looks in those pictures with that backdrop, than I can forgive you
yup! that's what i meant! that particular view/area (yorkville).. a very low-lying area of downtown, so Four Seasons stands out like a boss!
vegeta_skyline
Senior Member
No debate about that, it looks completely out of place (size-wise).