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Chicago ... really? Don't get me wrong as the city has a well decorated downtown and a rich storied history on architecture which it's slowly reconnecting with however its all a viel masking repetitive chain stores, car culture and a generally unfriendly overbuilt environment.
P.S. The Gardiner is a non-issue compared to the 'L'
No doubt the city has its problems but overall I think the buildings are better designed and more enduring that the bulk of what Toronto is creating in the current condo boom. Cityplace is a giant disgrace to the Toronto development scene, particularly because of its prominence in the skyline. It's existence embarrasses me as a Toronto resident. It is way more appropriate for Regent Park than the focal point of most Toronto marketing material.