Sidewalk protection is up!

Not sure if this has been discussed before. Anyone think 160 Front is inspired by its more elegant cousin from across the pond? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Blackfriars

I must've walked right past you on Friday 😄

From Thornhill

The little house is gone too

I'm on the 16th floor, haven't received any follow up email since.

*concrete. Dw Benito, ily styll!

As has been previously said, thiccccc

Damn, those criss-cross saw-tooth balcony slab edges are making me cross eyed 😵

Would love it if you continued north and did a visualization for Langstaff / Richmond Hill Centre / High Tech :)

At the meeting they said besides cost, a major factor when considering burying lines is response time for emergency repairs. In the present scenario, they can expect to detect issues and rectify them within 8 hours. Buried, it'll take much longer (48 hours I think?) because of difficult access...

It's a relic, an ambassador of an era in architecture. As much as I don't like how it looks, I think it should stay as is to maintain diversity in the city's building stock.

Apparently slides and the recording will be posted here: https://www.engagehightech.ca/#project-highlights

Thanks for posting this, I was able to attend. I think the plan is great overall, but the real decision makers (developers and city) were not available for comment. Unfortunately that leaves me with doubts that the development will be implemented as currently envisioned.

Oh.. wow.. I can't think of a single office building of this size that uses clear glass. Definitely not what I was picturing.