Toronto's Yonge and Gerrard intersection is in the process of being transformed by a monolithic new skyscraper that will soon rank among the tallest buildings in the country. Approaching the four-year anniversary of the project's resumption, Concord Sky is making significant headway on its march towards a final height of just over 300 metres. One Bloor West and the SkyTower — both expected to wrap construction next year — will be the only buildings in Canada taller than Concord Sky. The tower incorporates the preserved facades of the Gerrard Building at 385-391 Yonge, the Richard S. Williams Block at 363-365 Yonge, 367 Yonge, and the former Yonge Street Mission building. Soon to be the third-tallest in Canada, Concord Sky will help change the way the Toronto skyline is viewed and photographed for generations to come.