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View of where it'll fit in, from Sunday:

Because you can never have too many photos of the stairs, from a few weeks back:

From this past Sunday (in the centre):

From today:

From today:

From today:

From August, 2016:

Indeed, totally misread that, my apologies!

Edit.

Steam, not smoke.

Boutique Condos?

As a typo, sure, but not when the abuse is so frequent and consistent that it comes across almost as gratuitous.

Unlikely, as they have another location in Aura, one block south of College.

Hear, hear, and while we're at it, I suggest we impose a moratorium on the construction of any more buildings with curved facades as well, which, as we all know, are just fundamentally nothing more than typical glass boxes that have had their corners rounded off. Peter Clewes and aA are clever...

Looks like construction is slated to begin in March: http://magazine.utoronto.ca/life-on-campus/robarts-expansion-to-begin-this-spring-sharon-aschaiek/

Seems I stand corrected on the mobile front. But having had some more time to think about it, as Tuscani mentioned earlier, the hyperlocal focus of UT has always been one of the major draws. Interrelated to that, I'd add that another key aspect of UT's appeal has been the fact that there's...

Speaking of the lobby, John Bentley Mays wrote up a rather unflattering critique of it a few weeks back: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/home-and-garden/architecture/an-ornamental-lobby-lacks-spirit-at-pears-on-the-avenue/article26127056/

Not sure where else to put this, but seems that the South Detention Centre has been plagued by some pretty severe issues: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto/staff-calls-out-toronto-south-detention-centre-for-crisis-in-inmate-health-care/article26763123/

In terms of mobile viewing, I assume you guys have looked at the traffic and decided it's an important audience at UT? Personally, while I understand posting pictures from one's phone, and it being important to find threads in that instance, when it comes to actually reading those threads...

Buildup: While ProjectEnd is plenty capable of defending his points himself, I'd just like to point out, without commenting on your argument itself, that you're doing a terrible job actually arguing your point when you start off your post with a subjective comment that his "last throw-away line...