Tewder
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I hope this sets a precedent. It's amazing what an upgraded public realm can inspire.
Toronto The Quay, Tower Three (was Maple Leaf Quay) | 66.44m | 21s | Pacific Reach | BDP Quadrangle
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drum118
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Sept 4
You can see the big different in looks of what it used to look like and now by looking at the tower to the east.
You can see the big different in looks of what it used to look like and now by looking at the tower to the east.
bgobgo
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What is the building (a tent like structure) next to Maple Leaf Quay as shown in this webcam... http://waterfront.3wm.ca/index.php?camera=2
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Ground floor in that last shot looks so much better. Now we just need some good restaurants in there. The patio space in particular would be really great, should something nice move in.
ttk77
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Hopefully they also allow better signage than what was there before for the businesses along that lower level as well.
Kitsune
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Got this notice in the door.. what should I answer?
Tuscani01
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Kudos to them for checking in with residents!
someMidTowner
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I personally preferred how it looked right before the vertical panels were added. I would vote no, though I'm sure a few others here may disagree.
modernizt
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Vote NO on pointlessly tacked-on red panels.
devjohnson
Active Member
Second doubting the red panels I see!
VOTE NO!
VOTE NO!
Why are they asking? If they get a lot of no votes, will they take them down? Or more likely, will they cancel plans to install them on the second tower? Won't it look rather unbalanced if they do that?
SLOCRO
Active Member
Vote NO, please.
Light
Active Member
Please vote No. Was in town last weekend for quick visit, and they looked rather tacky. The other horizontal red panels looked fine.