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Reposting here what Canadian icon/ astronaut Chris Hadfield shared on social media earlier today: A moon, planet & star over Toronto - Moon, Venus & Regulus. (gorgeous photo by friend Andrew Yee)

a couple photos from the east

The iconic red is almost all gone now. Editorially, I dislike the black. The exterior recladding is not an improvement.

from supercrawl:

Caught an evening paddleboarder at the mouth of the Don:

From Ookwemin Minising

A few photos I took this weekend:

Windows are being replaced at street level this week. Here's a peak inside the old NW stair/ escalator access to the concession concourse.

Photo from earlier this week published by The Spec. Looks like it was taken from the CHH offices.

Photo from earlier this week in the Hamilton Spectator showing the exterior nearing completion:

Cool aerial shot showing the towers in their eastern context from this week's Hamilton Spectator:

This is where I think like... where are the good nimbys? Like, I'm thankful for the density here and annoyed at the "shadow dwellers" who protested it, but nobody should live in or around anything this poorly designed (site plan, massing, and especially exterior finishings) and ugly. Why...

There's a much worse one along Caroline for the transformer.

@Lachlan Holmes nice photos of the neighbouring building. I've been inside there and it was clearly built as a sought-after luxury building, yet has seen minimal work to keep up its good looks in its 50 years of life since, until recently. I love the balcony paint strategy here! Hundreds...

I always thought "Saturday night LAX" was a funny promo tagline for the Toronto Rock. Sounds like a prescription for constipation.

I love this. The taller of the towers will take the title of tallest building on the mountain by a good margin (and for nerds, the building with the highest geodetic height in Hamilton).

Recent photo from Stubbe's social media:

Announcement was made today confirming details that I think had been known in previous media reports for a while now: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/government-lands-long-term-care-homes-hamilton-1.7598774

Aerial photo shared on Reimar social media:

Yes, an earlier proposal for this one many years ago had come in at 37 (if I recall correctly?) storeys which would have made it tallest, but that proposal got dramatically changed before pursuing approvals.