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The concrete core of the second twin tower in the Eaton Centre project is nearly finished
The concrete core of the second twin tower in the Eaton Centre project is nearly finished

The concrete core of the second twin tower in the Eaton Centre project is nearly finished

Date2/26/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: The concrete core of the second twin tower in the Eaton Centre project is nearly finished. Star photographer Boris Spremo took the aerial picture from the end of the crane boom (circled right); about 450 feet above Queen St. Street level view is from
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109957F
Eaton tower dominates project, Work is proceeding on the second phase of the Eaton Centre, the hypermodern shopping and office complex that is revital(...)
Eaton tower dominates project, Work is proceeding on the second phase of the Eaton Centre, the hypermodern shopping and office complex that is revital(...)
9/4/1978
Full-grown. The second tower of the downtown Eaton Centre complex, the Cadillac Fairview Tower, has gone as far as it's going, having reached its full(...)
Full-grown. The second tower of the downtown Eaton Centre complex, the Cadillac Fairview Tower, has gone as far as it's going, having reached its full(...)
2/21/1981
458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower
458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower
10/13/1972
Project Delayed: The 57-storey Bay-Adelaide Centre won't be finished until 1994
Project Delayed: The 57-storey Bay-Adelaide Centre won't be finished until 1994
1/18/1991
Honest Ed's bright idea is nearly finished
Honest Ed's bright idea is nearly finished
7/16/1984
Simpson Tower, Eaton Centre Tower II, Old City Hall, Bell Canada City Hall, Eaton Centre
Simpson Tower, Eaton Centre Tower II, Old City Hall, Bell Canada City Hall, Eaton Centre
5/14/1982
Topping off the golden tower, With Duncan McGregor, superintendent of the project, standing by, the last bucket of concrete was poured yesterday at th(...)
Topping off the golden tower, With Duncan McGregor, superintendent of the project, standing by, the last bucket of concrete was poured yesterday at th(...)
2/25/1976
Scadding house sits amidst the rubble of demolished buildings on site of Eaton Centre project at Trinity Square
Scadding house sits amidst the rubble of demolished buildings on site of Eaton Centre project at Trinity Square
12/21/1973
A study in style. Bygone beauty and clean concrete lines complement each other in Bloor-Avenue area of Toronto. Apartment tower and Navy League headquarters are on Prince Arthur Ave
A study in style. Bygone beauty and clean concrete lines complement each other in Bloor-Avenue area of Toronto. Apartment tower and Navy League headquarters are on Prince Arthur Ave
3/13/1968
Cleaning up -- and up. Few people disturb Tony Tracy (circled) as he cleans the concrete on the 1,815-foot-high CN Tower yesterday. He's at about 1,40(...)
Cleaning up -- and up. Few people disturb Tony Tracy (circled) as he cleans the concrete on the 1,815-foot-high CN Tower yesterday. He's at about 1,40(...)
6/2/1976
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
1/19/1993
The balconies in The Baymills are larger than in comparable condominium buildings and the railings are low maintenance finished concrete rather than wrought iron which would need constant painting
The balconies in The Baymills are larger than in comparable condominium buildings and the railings are low maintenance finished concrete rather than wrought iron which would need constant painting
11/1/1977