Toronto Pinnacle One Yonge | 345.5m | 105s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini

[Bibi L]

Before and after. All the work in one day.
Earlier in the day, almost 35 floors.

Progress with the cladding on the north-east corner.

Earlier, condo cladding had reached 17th floor, with installation underway for the 18th floor.

Later in the day. After the installation was completed. On the north side of the building, the western cladding has reached floor 18, while the eastern cladding is still at floor 16.

Later in the day. After all the work. More forms have been raised to the 35th floor.

Timelapse of work during the day. You can see the forms being raised to floor 35.

 

[artemperederii]

Before and after. All the work in one day.
Earlier in the day, almost 35 floors.

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Progress with the cladding on the north-east corner.

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Earlier, condo cladding had reached 17th floor, with installation underway for the 18th floor.

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Later in the day. After the installation was completed. On the north side of the building, the western cladding has reached floor 18, while the eastern cladding is still at floor 16.

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Later in the day. After all the work. More forms have been raised to the 35th floor.

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Timelapse of work during the day. You can see the forms being raised to floor 35.

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Hey, do you think it’s possible to make long-term Timelapse, like for a month? Are you able to do that? More serious equipment will probably be required. Anyway looks good!

 

[Bibi L]

Hey, do you think it’s possible to make long-term Timelapse, like for a month? Are you able to do that? More serious equipment will probably be required. Anyway looks good!

I actually created a Timelapse that is 2 years and 1 month long! From April 2022 to May 2024. Photos are taken once per month.
Here is the post below.

I created a GIF time-lapse of Pinnacle SkyTower with photos taken once every month from April 2022 to May 2024.
Today, May 31, another floor seems to have been added. 27 floors now?

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[Koops65]

 

[Deadpool X]

Timelapse of work during the day. You can see the forms being raised to floor 35.

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Only a time lapse can make Gardiner look free flowing.

 

[A Torontonian Now]

July 30:

 

[hawc]

 

[rdaner]

This is only 1/3 of its final height!

 

[Collingwoodbuildinglover]

345 metre final height will be awesome. The drone was at about 230 metres for these shots for reference. A little lower for the first shot. Crazy to think it will be same height as observation deck of CN Tower.

I should go directly over it at 345 metre and then put the camera level and do a slow 360 degree pan around shot to show what the finished view will be on the top floor.

Yes please another idea would be to progressively get pictures looking straight down from 345 m to the building to watch the building climb to the drone either way absolutely love these drone pictures every time they show up

 

[Bibi L]

Here is the view from the penthouse from Apple Maps. Photogrammetry is from Fall 2022.

West.

West, wide.

North.

South.

East.

 

[hawc]

CN Tower should do a zip line to Pinnacle. Tourists would love it.

 

[Bibi L]

… or Pinnacle could do their own EdgeWalk, since there are no observation decks planned. RoofWalk?
But… chances are low. Rooftops are always locked. Cooling towers, exhausts, etc…

Something like this!

Oops, wrong building.

 

[Deadpool X]

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Top of this building is looking a bit like a tunnel boring machine's cutterhead. Instead of cutting through the soil, it's cutting through the air.

 

[Bibi L]

Top of this building is looking a bit like a tunnel boring machine's cutterhead. Instead of cutting through the soil, it's cutting through the air.

Introducing, Pinnacle Boring Machine!
Or, SoilTower!

Unedited photos from hawc.

 

[kotsy]

I was greeted with this view while stepping off the ferry yesterday...