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Not to be picky because I love seeing highrise construction in Toronto but some of these buildings are technically not under construction by the highrise construction forum rules.
They can be moved to highrise proposals for now.
Not to be picky because I love seeing highrise construction in Toronto but some of these buildings are technically not under construction by the highrise construction forum rules.
They can be moved to highrise proposals for now.
Fair enough, my apologies for posting some in the wrong section .
Besides, 33 storeys? Why are you bothering us with this picayune crap?
If NYC went through a skyscraper slump from 94-97 it can happen to any city. I say bring on the projects! The more the merrier! Filler to landmarks, stubbies to supertalls keep them coming!
If NYC went through a skyscraper slump from 94-97 it can happen to any city. I say bring on the projects! The more the merrier! Filler to landmarks, stubbies to supertalls keep them coming!
It's amazing how in Toronto now 33 floors is considered small and nothing worth really noting. I know a lot of other cities would love something this tall. I guess it goes to show how fortunate Toronto has been for decent height construction and proposals the past couple of years. Now, bring on that supertall or two...
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