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Reflecting the late afternoon sun, with unfortunate artifacts from my windows reflections.

It is a chicken and egg thing. Both governments and private enterprises can’t justify allocating huge sums of scarce money to build needed infrastructure or businesses till the density materializes. Toronto didn’t have subways from day one. Secondly, historically Mississauga was a satellite...

Sunny day. From different perspectives.

The reflection of the Metro center facade nicely blends in and looks like it is part of this building.

Some afternoon sun

Today.

I think this will be my 1000th post and there is no better thread than this.

I think it is wider and deeper than it looks and so unless we get the proverbial 10k years flood I don’t see it overflowing. Here is a picture showing its full width at the curve.

A quick snapshot from the train showing the installed electric station and entrance to the PC station.

That common park is very popular with kids and dog owners. I think lots of folks wouldn’t be happy about losing it even if there is a rooftop replacement (which could be anything and may not be as easily accessible.)

Today A load of cladding packages waiting to be installed. Cladding on the south side of the 8th floor, lowest ceilings so far.

Port Credit station. The glass cladding from a moving GO train.

Today. Curtain wall cladding on the east side.

Today.

Today. Surprisingly not so much snow is attached to the cladding.

Today. Cladding has reached the 7th floor and the pattern becomes more square with the low ceiling storeys.

^ It is good that they seem to be reusing the same RCS from M3.

Wrong thread?

Today.

That is the smaller southern section of the development. If I am not mistaken it was added to the main tower after they bought out the last holdout parcel of land facing Hurontario. Actually they might’ve been prodded into buying that property by the city after the owner had a change of heart or...