Me too!

I would have missed it if it was a hybrid KFC-Taco Bell-Pizza Hut combo like the one on Dufferin. But only slightly.

https://www.vintageconservatory.com/ It appears to be a private club for members only.

Perhaps, but it was one of the few free spots one could get a bird's eye view of the downtown from a bit of a height. I'll be quite sad if The Ballroom removes that view.

Nice!

I love 2nd floor restos/cafés 😊

From the 11th floor of the Intercontinental yesterday:

It is close to Stackt Market, too. I could totally spend a few hours in the area as it is now, but with the other new buildings going in as others have mentioned, I could see it becoming a new hub and/or retail destination.

After thinking about this for a few days I'm not sure I fully agree. Tokyo's famous loop line (the Yamanote), doesn't connect just secondary hubs, it connects some of the cities largest main hubs (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ueno, etc), and most of what's in the centre of the circle is actually less...

As long as whoever moves in makes better use of the windows I'd be happy. Ideally, there'd be outward facing counter seating all along the windows (like the similarly placed Starbucks at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo).

Thank you for posting this!

A Zoom in from page 329 for reference:

As long as the Tweet is complaining about it, please do!

A loop line would be nice!

Has anyone seen the new renovation of the ground level Tim Horton's yet? It's horrible. They blocked off one whole window and reduced the number of window seats down to two on the other. 😢

I'm going to vote yes, it's good, because it's more efficient and imo, more exciting. For example, would Enwave be as doable with "big" rather than "mega" projects? We can always slowly build out the low density areas too - indeed the barriers to do so are already coming down.

I usually do take the stairs actually. And now that the Eaton Centre has added more, it makes it that much easier to choose that option. Your bolded text includes a good point I hadn't considered before. If you are this passionate about it, I hope you are complaining or petitioning the...

I agree and feel this is where Toronto (and dare I say Canada?) often fails compared to other places except maybe the US. It would be nice if those creating infrastructure (or service - looking at you, Air Canada), considered the whole picture and not just what benefits them the most. Indeed...

Oh man, please no. Toronto is already overrun with Winner's, Marshall's sibling. (Not that my guess of Urban Planet would be any better. LOL).

That was clearly a very rude individual. Most times people waited did they not? The exception doesn't make the rule. I feel for you and I agree that the walking side should use sound judgment such that if a toddler or an older person, etc was on the left, one should just be patient and also...