Toronto Bathurst Quay Revitalization | ?m | 2s | City of Toronto | Kearns Mancini
UtakataNoAnnex
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...er..it's located in Kristiansand, south west of Oslo in case anyone was wondering.
bowen
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Some update photos from today. Looking at an early October opening for Bathurst Quay Common. Looking forward to seeing the ‘sun deck’ (nearly complete as seen here) with its moveable furniture in place, and the Corleck’s new windows and doors installed.
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UtakataNoAnnex
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Remember the Fords wanted to turn this all into a cab port... >.<
rdaner
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Taken 19 August. It looks like the scaffolding between the silos is coming down. And much work has been done on paving as can be seen.
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rdaner
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So I did a bit of digging on the OCADU facility here but didn’t find anything new. But I did discover a group called BigArtToronto that is based at OCADU and will most likely be involved in the projections at Bathurst Quay.
www.ocadu.ca
Big Art TO | OCAD University
www.ocadu.ca
UtakataNoAnnex
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...so what's with those names?
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Names of some of the Irish immigrants who died in 1840s
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UtakataNoAnnex
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bowen
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Installation of new windows and doors is underway this week at the Corleck.
The interior view is from within the planned cafe space.
The before image is from two years ago prior to the start of brick cleaning and repair. A great restoration project by Canada Ireland Foundation (in partnership with the City of Toronto), Kearns Mancini Architects, Boszko & Verity, and Trinity Masonry.
The interior view is from within the planned cafe space.
The before image is from two years ago prior to the start of brick cleaning and repair. A great restoration project by Canada Ireland Foundation (in partnership with the City of Toronto), Kearns Mancini Architects, Boszko & Verity, and Trinity Masonry.
AnnetteMeetsJane
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you have put into the project. The city is a better place for it. GRMA
rdaner
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Lots of progress to love! Taken 30 August!
rdaner
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Noticed today that the wall of the community centre can be used for projections as well as the east facing walls of the Corleck Building. Immersive displays!
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