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Soon this forum is just going to be photos of empty lots and Ontario Line sites!

Awww, mannnnnn. I missed it. Every season is different orbit and I'm just not connecting right now. That last set of photos was something. I can't count how many times I've been through that lobby. They should have kept that core portion.

That looks like some kid's school project made out of construction paper and popsicle sticks.

The Woo got nerfed.

Jackman Ave.

Here's what's behind the plaza across the street: I totally misremembered this place because I was living in a very urban west end apartment back then, so everything in the east seemed more green to me. The other plaza: A peek inside: You can still still a portion of the swallowed...

Here's the updated Woodbine Beach Biodiversity report. The Woodbine Beach dunes are wonderful. They really should be expanded.

This ridiculous parking lot should be named 'Bait & Switch Lane'. It was represented as landscaped space in the renders but has ended up being this constant car clog. Which is annoying, because this development was built with copious indoor parking, Anyhow, here's some more false advertsing:

It's worse than The Cheapening, it's The Worsening.

I had a friend who lived in one of the 341 units about 25 years ago. From what I can recall, they had a nice, split level main floor with parquet flooring. Because they were behind all of the houses and there were lots of trees, there was a weird feeling of being out in the country. I can check...

Aside from the project office, the plaza across the street is empty. If they start planning now, something could be built by 2056.

It was going so slow at first, I thought there was more time!

There's an online public meeting for this one tonight. Sounds like locals are going to agitate about the height instead of the silly "design". Developers need to learn that they'll generate much less opposition if their building proposals don't look totally stupid, like this one.

The more extreme YIMBY zealots' have cast Jane Jacobs as villain in their revisionist history but the problem of these east end squares is addressed by Jane Jacobs 101. These public spaces should be framed by a variety of uses at street level to keep them active throughout the day: for example...