Toronto Murano | ?m | 45s | Lanterra | a—A

[SP!RE]

Big ones on Flickr.

I LOVE this photo. Can you link me to it on flickr?

 

[ProjectEnd]

No Problem.

For future reference, just go to Flickr's "People" search and enter Projectend with no spaces.

Link.

 

[confusion]

I LOVE this photo.

I too think this is a great photo. I also love the views of the city from U of T and Queen's Park.

I'm excited to watch this skyline grow, even if things are slowing down, this area is still growing.

 

[lxmoss]

 

[androiduk]

 

[kondoz]

any idea from these pics how many more stories to go on the south tower?

last time i drove by it seemed to be around 40 floors (so 5 to go)

 

[christiesplits]

Beauty and the Beast!

 

[ProjectEnd]

any idea from these pics how many more stories to go on the south tower?

last time i drove by it seemed to be around 40 floors (so 5 to go)

They are on the 43rd or 44th floor now. One more residential floor and the mechanical box to go.

 

[androiduk]

 

[jks]

I love the podium glass. every single time I confuse it for a reflection of a tree.

 

[SP!RE]

It's the ultimate meeting between modernist lines/glass and an organic/nature art style.

 

[mai_z]

Anyone know the move in dates for the 9th floor?

 

[SP!RE]

^^ Not sure, sorry. Perhaps try the Real Estate section.

I should post a photo I took as an example, but Murano's corners are actually incredibly transparent viewed from my room (looking south from Bloor Street). It's a nice effect.

 

[Solaris]

February 10 2009 update

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Judging from this photo, the Bay Street frontage where the grade retail is proposed appears to have limited access to Bay Street ... I see only glass panels on the entire Bay Street frontage, except for entrance doors towards the north and south end of the complex

 

[redear]

security guard..

Walked by N tower entrance on Tues about 5:45pm, saw a few security guards standing inside by a desk.. sorry about the quality of the cellphone pics
(north tower entrance and white garage door by the back alley)