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Faux brutalism, brutalism is back.

Hot stuff view terminus up St. Luke Lane:

Not all is terrible, from a tv watching experience. The outfield changes along the foul lines look great and make the field appear much cozier.

Not a fan of the seating behind home plate as a viewer at home on TV. The back wall make it look like I am watching the zoom fans that the NBA had during its pandemic season. Very weird to me.

Is the symmetry going to even be noticeable with people in the stands though? Does it change the experience of the game? As a fan sitting in the stands this looks to be a much better experience. I guess I’ll see how I feel in a couple weeks.

The sun on the field is good actually.

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I appreciate that update and analysis @Northern Light. In any case, having enough units and sizeable population to keep things walkable should be a goal here. Having a good sized full service grocery store and a big enough population here will ensure that it remains livable.

Yes, along those lines. ~45,000 sq ft like the Metro on Church and Front. IIRC Maple Leaf Gardens Loblaws is about 85,000 sq ft.

This may be wrong, but it was my understanding that a local population of 20,000-25,000 is needed to sustain a grocery store. That should be a goal of Villiers here IMO. 8500-9000 units seems like it may not make this threshold.

The design of the leaves here kind of feels like ascii art, and for that reason is kind of hilarious and I don’t mind it.

The swings are great actually. I’ll say a nice thing. People will go to the eastern tip end of the park and want to take photos. This could be enhanced and acknowledged with stairs to the top of the berm, or some other type of art at the base there that is climbable or could involve copious...

Huge missed opportunity to do a unique playground here. Make this a destination, not some empty wasteland. Brutal.

As a pedestrian, I did not feel terrible walking up to and around this building. And that’s the nicest thing I can say here. It looked /marginally/ better in person than in photo, but that’s not saying much.

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The bent way

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This looked pretty good in person!

Retail signage down, fencing around the site this week.