AHK
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Sorry - my mistake. The lighting and the position of the Reve crane obscured much the 550 Wellington building. When I looked more closely, the 550 Wellington building is there, and had been completed when your picture was taken.
Toronto The Well | 174.03m | 46s | RioCan | Hariri Pontarini
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Rascacielo
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Red Mars
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Mar 22, 2022
Rascacielo
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Wow! The first pic makes that short stretch of Wellington look like a grand boulevard!
M Anonymous
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It really does, you're right. It's breathtaking. And it looks wonderful. It's great to see a project like this work out so well. A winner!
Red Mars
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Mar 23, 2022
Setting up to take down a tower crane. Edit - I'm beginning to doubt my source. After seeing aznih_aznih's photo, this looks more like canopy work.
Setting up to take down a tower crane. Edit - I'm beginning to doubt my source. After seeing aznih_aznih's photo, this looks more like canopy work.
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C-mac
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It really does, you're right. It's breathtaking. And it looks wonderful. It's great to see a project like this work out so well. A winner!
What pic is this exactly? and where is grand boulevard? lol
M Anonymous
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Well, for me it's the 1st 2 pictures. Maybe not everyone agrees, though. I think they show the Well look great anyway.
jsjaker
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No matter what is said on. urbantoronto, especially if it is positive, someone will always disagree. It's the nature of the beast.Well, for me it's the 1st 2 pictures. Maybe not everyone agrees, though. I think they show the Well look great anyway.
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aznih_aznih
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Redroom Studios
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I have to say I am pleasantly surprised how well this has turned out. really nice mix of materials and details throughout the entire project. not sure if anyone has thought of this but I kind of see it as Toronto's version of Hudson Yards. I always found the transition of the skyline rather abrupt where Front St met Spadina but all that has changed now. the stepped midrise residential buildings on the back side help this transition nicely into the surrounding neighbourhood.
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Mr Mars (or may I call you Red?): You always take great pics!
