Mississauga Mississauga Square | ?m | 33s | Plaza | Turner Fleischer

[SaugeenJunction]

Today, looking south on Hurontario:

 

[junctionist]

I've always hated projects whose name refers to a square that doesn't exist. If you're going to call it "Mississauga Square", then build a tower fronting onto a square.

 

[Transportfan]

I hate it that the project is called "Mississauga Square". Too generic. "Hurontario Square" would have been a better local descriptive.

 

[kali]

Naw call it The Mississauga Quadrilateral

 

[drum118]

July 25
Look who building it and why the dumb/lame name. At least Pinnacle when with Uptown plus a name for the ones built or being built.

A few balconies have or in the process of having finish material install on them. Looks like they are stuccoing the east walls and if so, a really cheap move.

Lot more up on site

 

[Deadpool X]

Why do they have to make those random balcony patterns. Already the building is looking so busy and they make it even more messy.

 

[Jasonzed]

 

[Mr_Dog]

July 25
Look who building it and why the dumb/lame name. At least Pinnacle when with Uptown plus a name for the ones built or being built.

A few balconies have or in the process of having finish material install on them. Looks like they are stuccoing the east walls and if so, a really cheap move.

Lot more up on site

What do other builders do? Or the better acceptable way?

 

[Jasonzed]

 

[khaldoon]

Looks like a single car is involved, so how does a car flip over like that?

 

[Jasonzed]

Looks like a single car is involved, so how does a car flip over like that?

Don't know but there were only minor injuries to the driver.

 

[junctionist]

Don't know but there were only minor injuries to the driver.

Sometimes, injuries that are deemed "minor" at the scene of the accident turn out to be worse. For instance, a driver could complain of back pain, which could seem minor to the investigating officer. However, they might have actually suffered a pinched nerve or fractured spine.

 

[Jasonzed]

Sometimes, injuries that are deemed "minor" at the scene of the accident turn out to be worse. For instance, a driver could complain of back pain, which could seem minor to the investigating officer. However, they might have actually suffered a pinched nerve or fractured spine.

True. The driver is leaning on the ambulance. He was walking about and talking to the first responders.

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[ProjectEnd]

That's bad in so many different ways...