Craig White
Managing Editor at UrbanToronto
Craig/interchange42 is the Managing Editor of https://t.co/CKH5URdjBh. This account is for Cities, Architecture, Transportation… My at play account is @castelmargames.
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urbantoronto.ca | Craig White
There are still greenfield areas of the Greater Toronto Area zoned for development into residential communities, and one of those areas is this one, north of Major Mackenzie Drive and east of Kennedy Road in Markham. Caught by UrbanToronto Forum contributor NW87 with his drone, these former famers fields are at the earliest stage of being prepped for underground services and roads, step one in creating a place to live.
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urbantoronto.ca | Craig White
Diamond Corp has proposed a twin residential tower complex fronting three side streets just to the southwest of Glencairn station on University Line 1. An assembly of seven lots, each with a low-rise, single-detached house, the TACT Architecture-designed proposal calls for one tower of 38 storeys and another of 40 storeys to rise from a shared 5-storey podium.
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urbantoronto.ca | Craig White
This will be the view for residents of a penthouse suite at 11 YV in Toronto's Yorkville area, albeit The One will look finished by the time anyone is likely to move in here. This image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor aura, taken in March following a snowfall, amps up the blue and white tones on a day with dramatic skies...
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1 week ago |
urbantoronto.ca | Craig White
A mist hangs in the air over Toronto's low-rise neighbourhoods, while its high-rise apartment, condo, and office buildings pierce through the ground-hugging vapour, presented as silhouettes against the pre-dawn sky in this image by jta5. While the indistinct Jane-Trethewey area sits in the foreground, the instantly recognizable CN Tower orients you immediately.
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urbantoronto.ca | Craig White
The colours of Ukraine dominate what otherwise nearly seems like a black-and-white image from high above the Bloor-Yonge intersection in Downtown Toronto. Captured by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kotsy with his drone at the end of March, the city's green canopy is still in hibernation, while a dusting of snow belied the "out like a lamb" adage normally expected of March. The One brings colour for the moment, however, with its very yellow crane, and bright blue weather protection panels.
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