[junctionist]

Shurely, they could make something lovely out of laminated glass that could replace those fences?

Those chain link fences have to go. They look so cheap and temporary, but the city seems to have treated them as a permanent solution. They're unacceptable at a place that's so important for the city. The city should support the creative economy and get some talented designer to come up with an attractive custom barrier for the space.

 

[khris]

Big giant spikes! lol.

I too would like to see those fences disappear. I always thought they were so tacky.

 

[Urban Shocker]

Vaseline®

 

[adHominem]

I like US's idea.

Or just extend the reflecting pool, so the base of each arch is surrounded by a little moat. Then fill it with alligators or piranhas or some such.

 

[Urban Shocker]

I like US's idea.

Maybe they could carve the appropriately political quote ( given that this is City Hall ) by Benjamin Disraeli - "I have climbed to the top of the greasy pole" - on the underside of the arches?

 

[Red October]

Fire. Lots of it.

 

[adma]

Unfortunately, they removed that w/the Peace Memorial.

 

[EnviroTO]

Gee..people climbing, Put up a sign...anyone caught climbing gets a $250 fine. It works in other places around the world.

Wouldn't a sign be even more visually distracting?

 

[CanadianNational]

An electrified strip atop the arches?

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

Just set up a semi-automatic from Ford's office window and he can pick them off if they climb up. Give him something meaningful to do.

 

[Red October]

Just set up a semi-automatic from Ford's office window and he can pick them off if they climb up. Give him something meaningful to do.

I believe those bullets would be qualified as "gravy".

 

[Torontovibe]

I believe those bullets would be qualified as "gravy".

Not if the targets are pinkos, homosexuals or bike riders.

 

[androiduk]

Wood going up on the east side.

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

This might be nice if they ever get the damn thing done.

 

[TonyV]

A certain majesty has returned to the Square since the Peace Garden was given the old heave-ho.

I can only agree. Passing by there yesterday I thought that there was a sudden airiness to the space.