dt_toronto_geek
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I'd add The Met to that list.
I'd add The Met to that list.
confusion
Active Member
and 777 Bay
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adma
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If you'd choose 777 Bay over the Terrence Donnelly Centre, you need your head examined.
ProjectEnd
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/\ Which is not in the photo...?
adma
Superstar
Look behind the chimney, and below 777 Bay...
condovo
Senior Member
The Bahen Centre's nice too.
ProjectEnd
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Woah, I have no idea why I posted that...very weird.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
I missed it too.
yyzer
Senior Member
nice shot by Jasonzed over at SSC showing the midtown cluster & Murano..
Automation Gallery
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Nice, It will be sweet when Uptown, Blue, U 1+2, Four Seasons, Burano are up, oh yeah cant forget 1BE.
ProjectEnd
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Not to mention Lumiere and possibly (hopefully) Milan. Also The Florian might be visible from that angle.
dt_toronto_geek
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It would be sweet if something of significant height went up on the parking lot just south of LuCliff Place 
Hypnotoad
Senior Member
That photo is missing the Met on the right and One St. Thomas on the other side. Together, they paint a huge picture along with Murano and Bay St.
Despite the generally banal quality of architecture along Bay St., what strikes me about this photo is the variety of built materials. If you look at the Minto office tower on Bay/Elm and move up past the Liberties (puke coloured brick), ROCP1&2 (awful sheet metal), 777 Bay (Concrete and blue glass), small white condo, Police station (pomo gangster), Murano (aA glass delight), the pink brick rentals, the pink concrete rentals, Sutton Slab (concrete), 1001 Bay (hideous glass), polo clubs (brown brick) etc etc.. you get a lot of variety. For what it is worth, Bay St. has a lot more diversity than most newer sections of the city.
I wonder, how would London or even West One look along this strip? Probably pretty good.
Despite the generally banal quality of architecture along Bay St., what strikes me about this photo is the variety of built materials. If you look at the Minto office tower on Bay/Elm and move up past the Liberties (puke coloured brick), ROCP1&2 (awful sheet metal), 777 Bay (Concrete and blue glass), small white condo, Police station (pomo gangster), Murano (aA glass delight), the pink brick rentals, the pink concrete rentals, Sutton Slab (concrete), 1001 Bay (hideous glass), polo clubs (brown brick) etc etc.. you get a lot of variety. For what it is worth, Bay St. has a lot more diversity than most newer sections of the city.
I wonder, how would London or even West One look along this strip? Probably pretty good.
confusion
Active Member
All of these are condos. Only the tallest north tower at Bay and Wellesley is rentals.
JayBee
Senior Member
Called the people at Murano on Saturday. It's Monday and still no call back. Not taking away from the beauty of the building though. It's impressive.