Taken 10 minutes ago - getting so tall

Looks like they've put topsoil on top of the base. Green roof on the way?

Taken tonight.

Beautiful sky!

The sky was looking beautiful this evening.

Will this primarily be a recap of what was covered in the last session with the added "feedback" or will something new be presented?

The lines were long today because we are still in a pandemic and the ferries are operating in a limited capacity. By noon today they had already sold all of the ferry tickets. The lines are a temporary issue.

Balcony glass?

A good picture of cladding going on the tower.

Design firm selected -> https://www.canadianconsultingengineer.com/buildings/stantec-public-work-selected-to-lead-design-services-for-torontos-queens-quay-east-extension-and-waterfront-east-lrt/1003412719/?fbclid=IwAR2_MbuKwlvsfemgo2NOaZz_kp0RIKLX_FESBwBiGncpumLIq0Rn5ZYZyLI

And they raised everything another floor now. I think they are on 50 by my count.

Actually this building is slated to be 65 stories tall.

Reflections

Actually the Queens Quay LRT station is only one stop from Union Station and about 50 meters from the ferry terminal. Even union station is only about 700 meters from the ferry terminal. With the updates planned to Queens Quay LRT station there will be a direct connection to the terminal. I do...

Not sure what was going on yesterday, but looks like everybody's back to work today.

A new hole. Wonder what it's for?

As somebody that goes to the island many times each year, I have never found the ferries to be a problem. They run like clockwork and frequently enough. Also, if you do find the need to make it to the island immediately, there is always the water taxies.

Taken 30 minutes ago.

Taken 30 minutes ago.

Much larger than was was originally proposed for the site.