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I assume (hope) this means that the eastward extension of Queens Quay and the 'regularisation' of the foot (or head?) of Parliament Street will be moving onwards sooner than later.
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Sub-threads have now been created for all 5 blocks of the Quayside master plan. Sub-project pages can be viewed from the Quayside master project page accessible at the header of this thread.
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This thread will continue to be used for discussion of the master plan as a whole. For discussions regarding specific sub-projects, blocks / buildings within the project, please use that specific thread.
If you are unsure which thread to post in, this should help:
- Building 1A, Western Curve, 70-storeys (thread)
- Building 1B, Overstory, 64-storeys (thread)
- Building 1C, Timber House, 12-storeys (thread)
- Building 2, 55-storeys (thread)
- Block 3, 56 & 12-storeys (thread)
- Block 4, 72 & 12-storeys (thread)
- Future Block 5, no project page yet, can be discussed in the thread here
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Koops65
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torontologist
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Even if the architecture pans out to be 50% of what is in these renders... this might be Toronto's best master-planned community.
The views from the amenity spaces on that skybridge....
The views from the amenity spaces on that skybridge....
Northern Light
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From the latest FARM Ctte agenda (Waterfront Toronto) an update of the schedule for Quayside Public Realm:
Source: https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/sit...dit_Risk_Management_Committee-June-6-2024.pdf
Source: https://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/sit...dit_Risk_Management_Committee-June-6-2024.pdf
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"They" are busily moving earth around on this site again this week - not quite sure why.
UtakataNoAnnex
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"They" must be practicing karesansui on an industrial scale then... 
Northern Light
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"They" must be practicing karesansui on an industrial scale then...
Now there's a reference you don't see every day!
For the uninitiated the above term refers to a style of ............lets call it a rock garden shall we, that's not uncommon in Japan.
Source: https://matcha-jp.com/en/2727
Another example:
Source: https://www.kcpinternational.com/2012/07/karesansui/
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IF @NorthernLight photos are representative, they clearly have LOTS of practicing to do!"They" must be practicing karesansui on an industrial scale then...
UtakataNoAnnex
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maestro
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Who doesn't love shifting dirt around. I do. Only thing that can stop me is mom waving her wooden spoon yelling, "that's enough! Build something now!"
drum118
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milkycontent
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awesome! a parking lot! progress!
Northern Light
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I get it, it'll bring in some money, though whether it pays for the cost of lighting and paving (in terms of cost recovery w/profit............) I kinda hope its not around that long.
From a climate and marketing perspective I'd rather have seen them sod it; throw in a few planters., and a few benches or picnic tables that can be moved later.
tripwire
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I figure the parking lot for some income, but also for the workers to park?