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A lot of the more recent projects had specific drawings in the submission sets indicating the levels of bird protection.

LOL - nope

Vesuvio just announced they are closing -

I think so - this is here in San Fran https://www.sfgate.com/coronavirus/article/Darkened-hotels-COVID-19-SF-Hotels-lights-hearts-15161724.php

Here is an explainer https://skyrisecities.com/news/2016/11/how-shoring-constructed

They weren't structural (the diagonal bracing) - so were likely an easy deletion.

Looks like it

Brooklyn Tavern in Leslieville closed its doors last week after 6 years. Will be a loss to the neighbourhood - was pretty decent pub food.

I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

The zig zag was visible on the early renders

At least they painted the ones around Leicester Square in London

No - in any case.

Well - it's not a 95 floor tower for a start.

https://medium.com/sidewalk-talk/introducing-pmx-our-model-for-how-tall-timber-buildings-could-work-in-cities-4402fab7ac45 There's lots of information in that link - plus the other links within the article Timber exoskeleton and mass damper at the top

http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do?folderRsn=7fnwS0VWLX4N9eW9he2HFA%3D%3D New 9 storey wing with 416 new beds (600,000sf) and 8 (10) level parking structure for 810 cars. HDR/Zeidler working on it

Yeah - same structure as the previous tower.

North elevation has regular balconies as well

Per the LinkedIn of Will Smith - President of Knightsbridge Development. The spine is becoming more prominent.