East Harbour renderings are now available: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/planning-development/application-details/View attachment 519155View attachment 519156View attachment 519157View attachment 519158View attachment 519159View attachment 519160View attachment 519161View attachment 519163View attachment 519164View attachment 519165View attachment 519166View attachment 519162
There is indeed something wrong, but it's with the AIC. For those who care about the technical details, attachments in the AIC are downloaded as JSON with the file contents embedded as a base64 encoded string. Absolute nonsense. So it's unsurprising that there'd be issues decoding over 400MB of base64 text in the browser.Ok, so, I think there must be something wrong w/the Arch files.
I think it’s time to change this UT description:View attachment 519181
There is indeed something wrong, but it's with the AIC. For those who care about the technical details, attachments in the AIC are downloaded as JSON with the file contents embedded as a base64 encoded string. Absolute nonsense. So it's unsurprising that there'd be issues decoding over 400MB of base64 text in the browser.
I haven't had a look at it yet, but I managed to extract the file using other means, and I've uploaded it here:
East Harbour - Architectural Plans 2023-08-02.pdf
drive.google.com
I will remove that file after 24h as it's my personal Google Drive, so grab it while it's hot.
Awesome work @smably; my thanks!
Initial concepts
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Current proposals
Dreadful downgrade, there's so much potential on this site for a high quality station (station roof, retail, easy connections to TTC/Ontario line) and we get this!?
And a loss of heritage and a loss of public amenity (complete street for Broadview).So, since CF moved in we have seen a decline in design quality, decline in public space quality and an increase in density. And we don't even have affordable housing to go with that increase. So, who benefits and who loses here?
AoD
They should be building Kyoto station here, not Bloomington. Total embarassment.
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Exhibition has already submitted its site plan with the much more ambitious design.Makes you wonder what we can expect with the Exhibition GO project as well - if this is the kind of "quality" they aim for. Though really, is anyone surprised by this?
AoD
Heroes + capes! Cheers.There is indeed something wrong, but it's with the AIC. For those who care about the technical details, attachments in the AIC are downloaded as JSON with the file contents embedded as a base64 encoded string. Absolute nonsense. So it's unsurprising that there'd be issues decoding over 400MB of base64 text in the browser.
I haven't had a look at it yet, but I managed to extract the file using other means, and I've uploaded it here:
East Harbour - Architectural Plans 2023-08-02.pdf
drive.google.com
I will remove that file after 24h as it's my personal Google Drive, so grab it while it's hot.
So.... to summarize: haphazardly placed metal fins, a dingy-looking underpass, and a comically large EAST HARBOUR sign. What a disappointment.East Harbour renderings are now available: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/planning-development/application-details/View attachment 519155View attachment 519156View attachment 519157View attachment 519158View attachment 519159View attachment 519160View attachment 519161View attachment 519163View attachment 519164View attachment 519165View attachment 519166View attachment 519162
So.... to summarize: haphazardly placed metal fins, a dingy-looking underpass, and a comically large EAST HARBOUR sign. What a disappointment.
As an aside, I found it really funny how they felt the need spam the platform canopies with "East Harbour." You'd think people have a wider field of view, no?