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I should be more clear when I say billboard/advertising. My speculation is that it could be an advertising asset they are constructing to leverage the underutilized lot. Pre-Covid this lot was nearly full through business hours. Now it's a ghost town; subway ridership has plummeted. Just a thought.

I am not sure you could compare the advertising capacity of a 5-6 story billboard against wallpapered fences. It still doesn't explain the need for building something above surface that is this tall before shoring has commended. I could totally be wrong as well tbh.

I've been watching the construction site from my apartment for a few days now. What are they building here? The parking lot is set to re-open in the first week of July, so it is a temporary construction site. At first, I figured they may be sampling the core even further, but now seems likely it...