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It's really wide on the diagonal - practically blocks out the Four Seasons from that last angle. I'm curious how the balconies will impact the clean lines.

This webpage has to be the most confusing way to describe some trains short-turning at Bois-Franc and some continuing on to Deux-Montagnes. Check the "direction" should be check the "destination". https://rem.info/fr/actualites/nouveaute-sur-le-reseau-verifiez-la-direction-du-rem The Gazette...

Wasn't the Fashion District just south of Chinatown?

"Completion" might include installation of track and caternary system and tensioning of the cables for the final weight of the deck - and that won't be done until it's carried through from the adjacent areas. It depends what's in scope for it.

The cylinder with the cornice anchored the corner better. Now it seems like it's directing the eye to the Goodlife cylinder.

Is it taller than the antennae on FCP?

Looks like just a name change by the same operators. They are opening one by that name in Vancouver's Oakridge: https://luigispastaebasta.com/

The grid of the balconies on the tower looks good next to the lattice facade on the older tower next door. That transitions well from the solid limestone facing University to the new glass box up top.

Broadway Extension Update March 2026 from Stainer the First:

On its 50th birthday!

Snaking lineups starting at 4. a.m. wrap Metrotown mall for TransLink's Hello Kitty Compass Card release https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/translink-hello-kitty-compass-cards-metrotown-launch-lineups

Those are super narrow. I wonder if they'll clog easily?

I like how it relates to the window grid of the former MetroCentre.

There really should be an awning to mark the office entrance. No awning in the 2022 rendering: https://retail-insider.com/bulletin/2022/04/lululemon-to-open-3-level-flagship-store-at-yonge-and-bloor-intersection-in-downtown-toronto/

Likewise, I'm not keen on HP's design for the south block of One Yonge.