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What, were they thinking? What were they, thinking?

North side. Oct. 6

Terrific. Thanks.

I hope the new development includes more than just the Yonge St. façade. This tower should be seen in as much of its three-diminsional splendour as possible.

It will stand as such, but only if it's properly maintained. The fact that it has become so important so quickly should give it priority—even to the point of (gasp) spending money on maintenance.

Great shot. But really, they've got to find a way to fix the damn grass. Or admit that it's really a plaza, in the European sense (not a park), tear up the grass, and pave the whole thing.

I don't see why we should be stuck with SouthCore, which—as I have said elsewhere—sounds like the bottom end of a half-eaten apple. It has no official standing that I'm aware of. I'm suggesting a UT campaign, or maybe contest, to find a name with some zing for this amazing growth area.

Avant-garde indeed, and aging extremely well. At a century plus this gem has a more contemporary feel than many a building thrown up in this town in the 21st century.

Good question. If the bollards are too widely spaced, increase the number of bollards. One way or another, obviously, those hideous jersey barriers have got to go.

Unexceptional, but not an eyesore. I wonder, is that a hint of space for retail at the northeast corner (at left here)?

It's on the drawing board. Lots of it, and the city (and many of its residents, including me) are concerned about the ability of Lakeshore Road, already congested, to handle the coming load.

Yesterday

And look at all the dump trucks northbound on Spadina. Are they in a holding pattern, waiting their turn?

Here comes the neighbourhood...

Monday

As for the sale: it's Bombardier. They'll make a deal on paper...but they won't deliver.

Somebody needs to take a look at the bents beside the trail, with safety in mind. Based on what I have seen in posts here, a trip, a fall, a collision, could send somebody flying into the unyielding concrete with disastrous results. How about foam cushions or some such at ground level?

Now revised to read "Old Old Plowed-under Rubble" (referring to Carthage, not Cartagena).

Certainly approve of the underlying intent, but that illustration is scary. It's incoherent...the left hodge doesn't know what the right podge is doing