daniel_kryz
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The design for the stations and wayfinding was completed prior to the creation of the current wayfinding standard. Unfortunately, they didn't update their designs to reflect the new standards.
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sacred
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Where is this? Will it be covered up?
cplchanb
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Look beyond the underpass
(no it won't be covered up)
drum118
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That is the West Toronto Diamond Grade Separation looking north at CP North Toronto Line with A CP local turning off it onto the MacTire sub to drop off an car at Metrolinx yard. There was never any plan to cover the 2 tunnels. Electrifying the line supports will be hung from the bracing above the tracks. The CP Bridge that goes over the 2 Weston Sub fly under tunnel with 2 tracks in them that will support 4 track compare to the current 2 for any future GO Crosstown Line.
crs1026
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Nitpick: That’s manifest freight 421, not a local - and the Crosstown car is headed to Thunder Bay for final assembly steps. Several folks spotted this one headed out.
I have stopped paying attention to individual car movements, but the initial assembly at Bath must be pretty far along at this point.
- Paul
I have stopped paying attention to individual car movements, but the initial assembly at Bath must be pretty far along at this point.
- Paul
CaskoChan
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Why Is Oakwood station different from the rest?
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KhalilHeron
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It'll most likely look very different when finished but at the moment it is giving me old paris metro station vibes.
Aplus23
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I believe Oakwood was a mined station, which is why it's oval shape
fiendishlibrarian
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Towered
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Don't get your hopes up!
sche
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W. K. Lis
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Still the ceiling looks curved in the rendering. But ugly concrete being the negative.
CaskoChan
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Why was it mined? unlike the rest of the stations.
W. K. Lis
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Laird, Leaside, Avenue, and Oakwood Stations are "mined".