The skyline at Yonge and Bloor is officially reaching new heights. As of July 2026, the 85-storey One Bloor West has shed its Rail Climbing System (RCS), marking a major milestone in its ascent to becoming a definitive ‘supertall’ landmark. Standing at an impressive 308.6 metres, the tower is currently undergoing final crown cladding and the integration of its Tuned Mass Damper (TMD) chamber. While the residential unit count remains under final review by developer Tridel, anticipation continues to build for the inclusion of a 139-room hotel at the base. As the exterior curtain wall glazing nears completion, this Foster + Partners and Core Architects-designed project signals a significant shift in the city’s vertical density. For those tracking the evolution of Toronto’s luxury development landscape, this is a must-watch project. Visit UrbanToronto.ca to view the full construction progress and detailed technical updates.
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