i LOVE this shot. the way the skyline leads into the beautiful sky, with the hints of purple colliding with the sun shaded buildings that make them look like their all made of marble... breathtaking!
i hope this doesn't have an effect on any future hollywood movies being set here in toronto.
spvtw was supposed to be toronto's big splash, what a let-down
i recently moved to seoul from toronto, and have been using the metro system here extensively. watching this really made me realize how much of an 'immature' system toronto really has. it just made me frustrated at how far my hometown really has to go in terms of city-building.
i'm not saying...
thornhill is crap, nobody in thornhill wants to see their precious little suburban dream stomped on by condo and office towers. let dreamers dream and the civilized come to nycc instead.
yes and no. while they can make priority signals for the LRT vehicles, they cannot guarantee that LRT vehicles will not stop at any lights. this is why Transit City is so stupid. I'm planning on going to a real city like New York or Seoul to work/study actually. TC is really pissing me off and...
unless she turns out to be an utter idiot, she's got my vote as well... which is kind of sad. that we have to pin our hopes and dreams of a good subway system on this kind of candidate. why cant subway expansion be more of an issue for more mainstream candidates?
is the data downloadable as shapefiles or other gis data formats? if so maybe i can see the benefit it may have to the gis community. even though the data lineage may be a bit suspect it may be a boon to gis students just messing around with open data. but since the data is open (and potentially...
i found the interface to be sluggish at the best of times and downright unusable when in places like downtown toronto or seoul. other than the purpose of updating street and map locations quickly (relative to major map service providers), what practical use does Openstreetmaps have?