I see what you mean but I also think an important identity for the OSC is that it is next to a ravine and that informs a lot of its nature and outdoor programming, I'm just not sure you can get the same thing out of a downtown location, though I do think a new museum here would be wonderful.

would be nice to see some new park facing retail

where would the other building be?

hi I'm reia! currently at Queen's university (BA/MPL) twitter: @reiaposting

colour!

considering densities specifically along king st I think there's definitely an appetite for more commercial there. if nothing else, it would also serve to activate the area at least.

not sure how accurate the 2022 renders are at this point but I actually really like them

or even maybe a few cinemas to makeup for the loss of overall movie screening space for TIFF after the socitabank theatre at John and Adelaide is replaced with a condo

I disagree with the notion that verricle retail wouldn't work here because of online shopping, maybe not to the same extent but I do think it's valuable to explore. But I do fully agree that more "experience" type retail would be good, even cinemas, gyms, food courts, arcades, karaoke, bowling...

with the new trump announcement of 100% tariffs on foreign production I wouldn't be surprised if this project was just outright cancelled

do we know when station park e is going to start construction?

so what exactly is going there then? and where will the Toronto Star be headquartered afterwards?

there is a full dedicated page for this rendering on waterfront Toronto so it'll probably happen at some point, just not under construction right now https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/our-projects/parliament-slip

I hope the courtyard ends up getting a good commercial selection to make it a good public space, it looks quite nice. I'm a bit worried if the resubmission reducing commercial by a third will affect that.

yes unfortunately :( the expansion is beautiful but it is really unfortunate that the mural is gone and some fairly interesting, grounded and colourful commercial is also being replaced by a parking entrance on the streetscape too. It's nice that the st clair streetscape had some of that but...

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