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What makes that southern stretch of Yonge from where you've described the most important and prominent? When one transformation happens, it often creates a chain reaction across the city, so I think you're missing the point.

Never say never. You must not know about the Downsview redevelopment 🙄 and that's happening in the inner suburbs.

I’m really hoping thought will be put into programming of the site. The waterfront needs more well-known cultural spots like this. It’s great OCAD has stakes in it but i’d like to see international/experimental and quirky exhibitions - not that ocad students arent already making great works...

man ofc i’m moving out of Toronto for grad school when all the coolest projects are just nearing completion ://

Not to open a can of worms, but i'd argue that Torontonians love to grumble and criticise, but only because they are so well travelled... it's a big-city thing. Toronto is a pretty wealthy city and has pretty great connections to Europe and such, so I found the reclusive stereotype isn't true...

Really great. Even though the designs aren’t Gaudi, this really promotes the viability of suburbs in the GTA and North America as distinct cities with their own amenities and cultural resources. It’s importance for Vaughan is underplayed.

I feel like in my head, I feel like with an LCBO ‘potentially’ closing down might get eyes from advocates for rail service on the midtown line. Big emphasis on what could happen, but again… who knows. I live near this corridor, it’s my number one dream for Toronto right now.

Looks wideee

‘Berlining’ could mean a vast series of things, I’d like to know what you mean ;)

Poilievre is such a Calgarian it makes me want to throw up. Typical jaded car advocate.

They look like a dystopian West Berlin... iconic but in a creepy way.

I really hope the new development will embrace the castlefield design district's ethos. Maybe some maker-spaces/multipurpose cheap studio spaces for all kinds of artists. Or maybe an outpost for Sheridan/OCAD's industrial design students. One can only dream.

Yes, it was you that oversaw it right? That was why it was executed brilliantly ;p

Disagree, many developments/land parcels in the inner suburbs are building up and densifying.

I hate the idea of including car-parking in this development, it should be just a pedestrian-centred. However I like the designs so far.

I went yesterday - I was very pleasantly surprised. It was different from the Eaton Centre in terms of the vibe and architecture and there were still obviously many shops that haven't opened yet. The Well had a fashionable and hip atmosphere, felt as if I were in a mini NYC and i'm not...

I think it's awesome that Wellington Market is getting Friday night DJ nights How did I miss this!!

I think centre street and the side streets that intersect it should be pedestrian-only. There should also be more thought about programming, activation, animation. Paris and NYC seems to somehow manage being totally transit dependent for kids... As is the standard now for contemporary...

Thanks for taking the time to answer. Also, I meant it more broad. It seems that overall there is dissatisfaction with the pedestrian realm, compared to what other cities are doing and in my opinion vs what we are doing in Downsview (despite incredible transit coverage at that site vs here)...

Collingwood is fun. You have a nice lookout to Toronto from that ski hill.