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Does it smell like 100 years of booze, cigarette smoke, damp wood, mold and dust? Yes it does. And not a little bit. A lot.

It's too bad that she didn't write a book about how a bunch of interdependent forces can balance to produce a vibrant urban environment. If she'd had any sense, she could have even proposed some principles to use as a framework to assess decisions. What an idiot!

College & Shrbourne, looking West, 2024: Streetview, 2009: Early 1900s?

Oh ... this is my ask, but it IS less logical because it assumes a universe where everyone can get along and cooperate.

An interesting comparable is Plazoleta Güemes in Buenos Aires. It shows what's possible in this location; it's a great public space with a nice mix of everything. Gwendolyn Macewen Parkette is about half the size, but is surrounded by a fair amount of open space that could be reconfigured to...

Sometimes when residents lament the loss of green space, they're talking about green plastic:

The picture quality reminds me of my Fuji from that era, a camera I really loved.

Was the 2004 pic taken with a Fuji Finepix?

And 2008:

That's some Blade Runner action!