I had in mind a 90's building like those in the US South, like Houston, Dallas, Atlanta. The "proposal" in that picture looks like a 90's postmodern building

That might nice but maybe not an Atlanta-style 40+ tower?

I'm begging you. Please don't tell anyone about that tunnel under the 401, It's way too embarrassing.

Are they going to maintain the wood so it stays that colour? I found it disappointing to see the wood on the stadium at TD Place becoming all grey

This is major. As mentioned earlier, the awful parking lots will disappear and make the campus denser and livelier. Also, the proposed buildings will NOT be grey, the main colour of the massive central, soviet-like dominating Jock-Turcot/library and several others. It also looks like the paved...

I've been living in Orleans for 15 years. South of Innes road is where new developments, businesses and schools are popping up. It would have make more sense to build the LRT nearby but more expensive. Old Orléans (St. Joseph) is having a tough time. The Stations near Place d'Orléans looks like...

Let's keep the momentum!

You are right.

OSEG and the Mayor should be worried and finally stop being overconfident. That is a big deal. We are talking about at least 15 games averaging 7000 fans, plus potential series games. Now they will very much rely on the 67's non-stop declining averaging attendance, which is now 4600 per game...

it looks bare and cheap

I agree that Landsdowne 1. was a major improvement. It's just that it could have been much better instead of just having buildings with brown bricks.

IMO, Landsdowne 1.0 and 2.0 have been one mess after another. Serious lack of vision and creativity.

I ugly green roof. Major eyesore.

I see that the old Novotel is now a DoubleTree

Will it be partly or fully closed in the Winter?