Disparishun
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Those bare concrete surfaces would make a nice canvas for graffiti art, maybe?
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Red Mars
Senior Member
Always a hard one to find as the project does not have a pin on the map.
Pics from Nov 26, 2019
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Though I too like the Map and agree that the UT search facility is less than perfect, a search for Liberty Village restricted to thread titles finds it easily enough!
drum118
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I find the pins on a lot of projects either missing or in the wrong location.
Easy to Google a project than do a search with the form search.
Almost ready to start to enclose the structure and then start installing the elevators. Sadly, the accessibility folks will be spending a lot of time going the long way like today when one or both elevators breakdown or needs maintenance. There should have been 2 elevators each side, but "WE CAN'T Afford That".
Easy to Google a project than do a search with the form search.
Almost ready to start to enclose the structure and then start installing the elevators. Sadly, the accessibility folks will be spending a lot of time going the long way like today when one or both elevators breakdown or needs maintenance. There should have been 2 elevators each side, but "WE CAN'T Afford That".
Red Mars
Senior Member
Jan 17, 2020
SaugeenJunction
Senior Member
Wow it already got tagged ?
thaivic
Active Member
Idiots already putting graffiti on the structure, only way to stop them is to actually paint the structure with artwork.
drum118
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Jan 22
CapitalSeven
Senior Member
If you design and build structures this butt ugly and devoid of visual appeal, they will get tagged sooner rather than later.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
Yet, Robarts Library isn't covered in tags.
adHominem
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Towered
Senior Member
How are you supposed to get your bike up that thing?
salsa
Senior Member
By using the elevators?
W. K. Lis
Superstar
...hope that there is no power outages.
Towered
Senior Member
That's what I was getting at. How quickly will the city respond when they go out of service? I'm just wary of this being another case where the city builds something but then fails to maintain it properly. Toronto is notorious for that. Hopefully it'll be well used which will provide lots of public pressure when the elevators inevitably encounter issues to get the city to show a rare sense of urgency...