Mihairokov
Active Member
People will be sitting on these a lot of the time. It won't be possible to walk through them.i see a lot of people running to catch their Go Trains stepping over the blocks.
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People will be sitting on these a lot of the time. It won't be possible to walk through them.i see a lot of people running to catch their Go Trains stepping over the blocks.
I walked over to look today at lunch. They put one down right in the middle of the heaviest traffic flow spot at the stairs into the York concourse.
Yes, just forgot to add it, have edited it to include the pic.And you took a picture for UT, which you'll be posting shortly, right?
the street corners should really have metal bollards insteadI walked over to look today at lunch. They put one down right in the middle of the heaviest traffic flow spot at the stairs into the York concourse. The colour also looks very weird in the sun. The blocks are quite yellow, and it looked very different from mburr's photos from earlier.
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I also tried Shake Shack for the first time. Pretty decent burger! The cherry peppers were a great addition. Overpriced, but what isn't these days?
How does it smell in the sun? It wasn’t Lola.The colour also looks very weird in the sun. The blocks are quite yellow, and it looked very different from mburr's photos from earlier.
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Yes, they are clearly an expensive FAIL. MAYBE if they had bought the obviously more expensive end of the range rather than the basic model it MIGHT have been better but the whole thing is an example of civic waste in my opinion. A project that took 6 years to be done, made few if any improvements and used a non-Canadian supplier of what are really just rectangular Jersey Barriers! Hard to believe we have no money- or maybe THIS kind of thing explains that!I will have to go down later this week and see for myself, but this certainly doesn’t look like much of an improvement over the Jersey barriers.
Leave it to the city to screw things up further.
I fear we may all start agreeing with Holyday once he finds out about it!Those blocks make me so angry. All they needed to do was as install metal bollards like the ones at CIBC Square. = Simple. Elegant. Done.
where is the curb outline on this diagram?How deep do bollards need to be? There is mech rooms and a PATH corridor right underneath the spot where those concrete blocks (marked in red) were placed:
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They promised they would get rid of the ugly concrete jersey barriers in front of Union Station. They're replacing them with ... ugly concrete shin-busting concrete blocks that also still block the main walking circulation routes? #walkTO https://t.co/9u1RIHtGOL pic.twitter.com/hNtt2GlSg4
— Walk Toronto (@Walk_TO) March 11, 2025