Thanks! I will have to go back to The Queensway as it has been about a year. Is there streetlife developing?
 
October 18th
Normally I would get a lot closer on my flight from Verge eastbound but i started the flight with a partially charged battery and just didn't have the juice to make it closer.
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Towered said:
Hard to believe this solid building replaced a shady strip club...
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Then - the curves were inside. Now the curves are outside.
 
Great images as always! Last year a resident of The Queensway shared that though buildings are going up there really wasn’t much to do on the street. I wonder if that has begun to change as several more projects with retail have since opened.
 
Sadly the retail component of 121 queensway is still just one big empty room encased in 4 walls of glass...the space has been leased but no action yet. The only indicator species of "cool" and "vibrant" that have made the Queensway home recently is Hardien Pattiserie, and Mojo Cafe. The Queensway is still a noisy, polluted stroad. Some stretches are quite hostile to pedestrians, and cycling is a death wish. The design language screams "drive as fast as you can get away with until you hit the next light". It doesn't help that it runs parallel to the gardiner.
 
Vminkov said:
Sadly the retail component of 121 queensway is still just one big empty room encased in 4 walls of glass...the space has been leased but no action yet. The only indicator species of "cool" and "vibrant" that have made the Queensway home recently is Hardien Pattiserie, and Mojo Cafe. The Queensway is still a noisy, polluted stroad. Some stretches are quite hostile to pedestrians, and cycling is a death wish. The design language screams "drive as fast as you can get away with until you hit the next light". It doesn't help that it runs parallel to the gardiner.
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hopefully a cute restaurant or coffee shop
 
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