There's more than just one pair of new towers currently climbing that will change Toronto's skyline for the better. Virtually close enough to touch, Concord Sky and 8 Elm are on their way to remaking Yonge and Gerrard for good, girl. Racing into the sky together, the two are more than flirting with each other at this point, but there's quite a ways to go for both still, and who knows how they'll end up for sure at this point... but there are reasons to be hopeful for what we'll see here in the end.

There's more than just one pair of lookers on their way to landmark status on Toronto skies, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kotsy

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