UtakataNoAnnex
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It either broke down...or they don't need it anymore.
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kotsy
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kotsy
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UtakataNoAnnex
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...staring down the barrel of a giant pig's nostrils! 
nightstreak
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Metrolinx announces that excavation at King-Bathurst is complete.
nowtoronto.com
Any guesses on how quickly they build the station up to street level? There are years of work left but I suppose pouring the station box will change the nature of construction activity. Dump trucks replaced with technical equipment and trades. I wonder if the acoustic tent on the north side will remain in place for weather proofing the site or if it'll get in the way and a more traditional open air construction will continue. How was it done on the Eglinton Crosstown stations?
Ontario Line station update: King-Bathurst construction progress revealed - NOW Toronto
What to know As construction of the Ontario Line continues, Metrolinx and the provincial department of transportation announced a major step in the process on...
nowtoronto.com
Any guesses on how quickly they build the station up to street level? There are years of work left but I suppose pouring the station box will change the nature of construction activity. Dump trucks replaced with technical equipment and trades. I wonder if the acoustic tent on the north side will remain in place for weather proofing the site or if it'll get in the way and a more traditional open air construction will continue. How was it done on the Eglinton Crosstown stations?
polesingularity
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Metrolinx announces that excavation at King-Bathurst is complete.
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Ontario Line station update: King-Bathurst construction progress revealed - NOW Toronto
What to know As construction of the Ontario Line continues, Metrolinx and the provincial department of transportation announced a major step in the process on...
Any guesses on how quickly they build the station up to street level? There are years of work left but I suppose pouring the station box will change the nature of construction activity. Dump trucks replaced with technical equipment and trades. I wonder if the acoustic tent on the north side will remain in place for weather proofing the site or if it'll get in the way and a more traditional open air construction will continue. How was it done on the Eglinton Crosstown stations?
The top half of this photo is pretty trippy. Without the bottom half I'd think it's the worst artist rendering I've ever seen. It reminds me of bad PS2 graphics.
unrealestate
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"Arriving at, "bad PS2 station. Bad PS2 station. Doors will open on the left"