ehlow
Senior Member
Really? Nice!
Really? Nice!
Suiseiseki
New Member
I assume Chipotle will be sharing the space with Guu?
As in you could order a yakotaki burrito?
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sunnyraytoronto
Senior Member
New subway entrance from Tridel Hullmark Center north tower (on Sheppard Ave East just east of Yonge Street to Sheppard Stubway line eastbound platform) will open on end of November or early December, Finally! Basically, a year late since they had problem designing this TTC entrance over the northbound Yonge to eastbound Sheppard subway turning tunnel - which delayed the north tower by a year.
Too bad the Immersion Land artwork of panoramic posterized murals on mosaic tiles used on Sheppard-Yonge upper station for Sheppard stubway wasn't used in the new subway entrance - its just plain vanilla white!
Too bad the Immersion Land artwork of panoramic posterized murals on mosaic tiles used on Sheppard-Yonge upper station for Sheppard stubway wasn't used in the new subway entrance - its just plain vanilla white!
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In the first photo, I could have sworn that was the Factory Theatre.
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Adjei
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Does anyone know what`s planned for the parking lot across from here directly next to the Emerald condos site...
11th
Senior Member
They should've just gone with the new TTC signs standard here.sunnyraytoronto said:
Automation Gallery
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At one time, i think this....http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showthread.php/17877-4800-Yonge-Street-(SW-Intersec...
The renders.
Pips
New Member
Could these subway entrances possibly be more sterile? This is so Toronto.
salsa
Senior Member
The new sign standards are just a pilot project at the moment.
They should've just gone with the new TTC signs pilot project here.
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innsertnamehere
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from my understanding they aren't and the TTC is slowly rolling it out across the network, the pilot project was just Bloor-Yonge.
The issue is that it takes a bit of cash to do each station and it simply doesn't have the money to redo 70 stations at once.
junctionist
Senior Member
They still look like public washrooms after all these years. Like in the 1960s, one of the only good things that comes to mind about that new entrance is that it looks "clean".
innsertnamehere
Superstar
its often considered a complement, our subway is very well known for how clean it is.
Most people compare it to the NYC subway due to the similar styles of the two (simple stations, stainless steel similarly sized trains), and ours is way, way cleaner.
Most people compare it to the NYC subway due to the similar styles of the two (simple stations, stainless steel similarly sized trains), and ours is way, way cleaner.
junctionist
Senior Member
It doesn't amount to much in the design department. Even public washrooms sometimes have natural stone tiles these days.