TossYourJacket
Senior Member
On the bottom left? Time and Space condos.
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Amare
Senior Member
Let me just fix that for you: Waste of Time and Space condos
Ryan_T
Senior Member
mdparker
Active Member
That view has changed a bit over the last 10 years; don't think I'm telling any tales out of school...
condovo
Senior Member
99% of the buildings in that pic didn't exist 20 years ago and about 1/2 are less than 10 years old.
Lyphe
Active Member
Boy I'd love to see that Union Station shed roof get finished better than it is.
isaidso
Senior Member
You mean they're finished???? Good grief, they spend billions and multiple years and that's the rail shed they've signed off on? I guess we'll have to go through the typical Toronto process of building things a few times before it's done properly. 2040, 2050, 2060? 41 years will just fly by I suppose.
TossYourJacket
Senior Member
Maybe someday they'll finally give us the green roof they promised. Probably in the 2200s.
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Could the vertical concrete work be finished?
Midtown Urbanist
Superstar
We've already rebuilt Union Station like 5 times in Toronto's short history.
rbt
Senior Member
That's fairly typical for a high growth train station isn't it?
Michael62
Active Member
My Usefulness is Waining Friday
Westside UP
Westside MIDDLE
Westside DOWN
Eastside GENERAL
A closer look at the closing in of the southwest retail building
More glass panels being installed on the south side of the level#2 bus depot (It glows at night)
Bonus Night Time Shot through the kitchen window of the busy Gardiner, Lake Shore W. and Bay St at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday night
Westside UP
Westside MIDDLE
Westside DOWN
Eastside GENERAL
A closer look at the closing in of the southwest retail building
More glass panels being installed on the south side of the level#2 bus depot (It glows at night)
Bonus Night Time Shot through the kitchen window of the busy Gardiner, Lake Shore W. and Bay St at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday night
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Jasonzed
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Michael62
Active Member
I moved down here 12 years ago. At the time we were the tallest building in the area, I could see Humber Bay, the Exhibition, Bremner to Spadina, SkyDome all of the CN Tower and all the bank buildings to the north, Metro Hall, east to the Don River, Tommy Thompson Park and the Hearn Plant. Now I'm boxed in and have a very limited view of anything other than glass. However, for now, I can still watch the sugar boat arrive at Redpath. I guess it's called progress ?