Toronto Quayside: Timber House | 49.2m | 12s | Dream | David Adjaye

Northern Light · Jul 8, 2023

Building 1C- SA

Application Details

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Undead · Jul 9, 2023

From the Building 1C- SA docs:

elcorrerador · Dec 3, 2023

This is on my running route. There's temporary fencing on the site, and I noticed an excavator today.

Northern Light · Dec 3, 2023

elcorrerador said:
This is on my running route.

First, just so you know, running is bad for you.........hard on the knees. LOL

elcorrerador said:
There's temporary fencing on the site, and I noticed an excavator today.

Second, @DSC reported on this in the mast thread for Quayside.

elcorrerador · Dec 3, 2023

Northern Light said:
Second, @DSC reported on this in the mast thread for Quayside

Didn't realize there was another thread, found this one on the UT map. Cheers.

mburrrrr · Dec 8, 2023

Okay, I’m confused. I thought running was good for you.
I found this thread on the map during my dog walk tonight. @interchange42

I will post these pictures here then

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Waterfront Toronto Launches International Competition for Quayside Development Partner Waterfront Toronto today launched an international competition to secure a development partner for the Quayside lands. The first step in this effort is to issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to identify...

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One picture for the record.

rbt · Dec 9, 2023

mburrrrr said:
Okay, I’m confused. I thought running was good for you.

Running, or even walking long distances, on concrete is hard on your joints (knees, ankles, hips) as the surface has little to no give. Shoes help but it's hard to make a shoe soft enough to compensate for concrete without causing plantar fascia problems, and they're not very durable. Running on pavement is quite a bit better. Running on packed dirt trails, a sprung gym floor, or a high quality treadmill generally won't degrade the knees and possibly even strengthens them. Consistent periodic running on any surface is good for your heart and circulatory system.

We're talking a lot of running for concrete to be a problem, that 2nd weekly marathon and not a short sprint to catch the bus.

Northern Light · Dec 9, 2023

mburrrrr said:
Okay, I’m confused. I thought running was good for you.

My tongue was planted firmly in my cheek when I wrote that.........

Though, @rbt is entirely on point.

kv1990 · Dec 10, 2023

From today

interchange42 · Dec 11, 2023

mburrrrr said:
Okay, I’m confused. I thought running was good for you.
I found this thread on the map during my dog walk tonight. @interchange42

I will post these pictures here then

Quayside | ?m | ?s | Dream

Waterfront Toronto Launches International Competition for Quayside Development Partner Waterfront Toronto today launched an international competition to secure a development partner for the Quayside lands. The first step in this effort is to issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to identify...

urbantoronto.ca

One picture for the record.
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