smably
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100% this, also possibly the one place in the city you have cars and bikes at level 0, pedestrians at level 1, and trains at level 2. So cool seeing these stacked layers of infrastructure.
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Aplus23
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Those houses seem pretty close to a high powered rail line. Are there no sound barriers being put up?
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There will be sound attenuation walls, yes (unfortunately, they're solid, not transparent). They're already installed on the approach north of the North Toronto Sub.
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fanoftoronto
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Photo cred @ProjectEnd
Definitely different than the rendering from a couple of pages back:
But the main difference is the thickness of the span between the pillars. Otherwise very similar.
Definitely different than the rendering from a couple of pages back:
But the main difference is the thickness of the span between the pillars. Otherwise very similar.
Bordercollie
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superelevation
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Yes, this is a bridge
smably
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A couple of quick snaps from lunch today:
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cplchanb
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when are they scheduled to install the last span?
vic
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Big weekend coming up…
vic
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Wallace Ave. as seen from the East side this morning.
crs1026
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^ I only just noticed that the power line was in the way and had to be buried. A good reminder that utility relocation is a major consumer of time and effort in these projects.
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