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Location: 1967 Riverside Drive

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I'm in favour of the development but always had concerns about the MUP and pedestrian pathways as part of the development. I knew some trees were going to be removed.
I was shocked to see the volume of trees removed from the site. An underestimate would be 50 trees...a far more accurate guess would be around 100 trees.
Including photos of what was removed: everything circled in red.
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Nearly all of these trees below are now gone:
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Holly hell. You weren't kidding. They decimated the tree cover.
 
Is this the first large '90's revival' style project in the city? I know everything in art, fashion, design, and music comes back in fashion at some point. This project looks more like Commodore's Quay in Bayshore than any 21st century building.
 
The Riverside built in 1967 feels more modern. It will be quite the contrast, with the private long term care home likely to look far bigger than the public hospital.
 

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