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Bingo. Sometimes I get weird artifacts when it stitches. Usually I catch them, but I missed that one.

If Metrolinx pulled everyone off Line 3 and threw them back on Line 5 would Eglinton Crosstown be done by now?

Very cool to see! Nature must be conquered.

Love it! Want it! Need it!

Great render. Thanks for the upload. So am I wrong, or do elevated train tracks usually make the streetscape feel pretty severe underneath? A little bit like walking under the Gardiner it's pretty dark and gloomy and street level. I feel like same will happen here. Strip mall and huge...

Ah interesting. So the big dirt patch in the circled area doesn't have anything to do with it? Also is the roadwork going on Overlea right now part of it? The road is all torn up.

Captured where both bridges will go, but can anyone trace the elevated portions between the two bridges on my picture? I can't visualize it. Is this it? Obviously it can't make right angle turns like that, so here's a the full shot if someone else wants to try and trace it.

Is it safe to say the top of those beams is the FINAL height of the building?

I loaded the picture into ChatGPT and got completely wrong information, but said with such authority and conviction. Hahaha. WRONG!

Very cool! So in the original picture it called it Lakeshore not Queens Quay. I was confused by that. Did they change the name at some point?

🤛 For those curious about the above... The train is indeed on street trackage, meaning the rails were embedded in the roadway, shared with car traffic. This was the Canadian Pacific “East Wharf Lead”, also called the “Toronto Harbour Lead”. It branched off CP’s mainline downtown, crossed Scott...

Renters are certainly people. But investors..... ;)

Investors, not people buy these condos! Silly rabbit. ;) 🍺

Well the demand for all those condos has completely dried up, but we'll see....

Found this online to refresh all our memories. This is what we're getting in the next decade or so. Looks pretty rad. I can dig it. 🤟