I ride by here almost every morning. This will fit in great. I'm a big fan.

I for one am going to enjoy the boob for what its is. A less boring building then we usually see.

Plenty of challenges in trying to urbanize this area. I think this is a decent solution. There is some retail close but I'm not counting on much on an increase in pedestrian traffic here.

I know the south west corner of this block is not very busy, but I wish they put a bit more effort into the street scape here. It seems every new render I see of this building it gets worse.

Anyone remember Grays? or the St Lawrence starch co? found this gem on Grays demo. http://www.mississaugawatch.ca/blog/?p=7045 This intersection has come a long way. Its nice to see.

I agree. For years Ive walked by this and thought about what a plaza here would be like. Whatever happens. I just hope they don't obstruct the view of the Sears building too much.

Forget the airport Tony. The constant smell of molasses would drive be crazy.

Cool. I'm A bit concerned that they don't show the Sherbourne bike lane though. It's the only bike lane connecting queens Quay to the rest of the city.

My critical Torontonian jadedness says this is the high point of the project. My heart says "YAAAA"

Ponyboy, I was just thinking the same thing. Wouldn't adding extra height also reduce cost? I'm pretty sure any noise issues could be mitigated with good design as well.

Great picture, sounds like a great memory too.

Every time I come back home from a trip to Montreal I curse our subway system and dream about a better one for weeks. Your pictures gave me a reminder of that feeling. Thank you (in a good way) :)

Fits in wonderfully. I can't wait to see what happens to the row just south of this lot on Dufferin.

Don't forget the Distillery District.

The blank black wall in the rendering reminds me of the blank concrete walls of early modernism.