There are so many proposed and under-construction projects in Toronto that it’s hard to get a grasp on what it all means to the city at large, and how it all might change Toronto. A member of the Toronto Urban Forum decided to take a panormama of the city (taken from that cluster of new condos on the Etobicoke Waterfront west of the Humber) and place the renderings of each of those individual projects in the existing skyline. While it’s possible that a number of these projects may never happen (think of the way Donald Trump keeps teasing Toronto with his proposed tower), the pictures give a sense of what Toronto might look like, and how the empty spaces will fill in. Click here to see a full size version of the future, then click here to see the same picture with labels, explaining what each of the new buildings are. Depending on your browser, you can zoom in on those pictures. A version of the before and after pictured above is here.
