flonicky
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It's Friday, so I had a late breakfast here,
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It's Friday, so I had a late breakfast here,
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NW87
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Taken 2025/03/11
The path LED lighting gets brighter as you approach and dims as you pass.
The path LED lighting gets brighter as you approach and dims as you pass.
rdaner
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Taken 11 May.
mburrrrr
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Yesterday
flonicky
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dufferin1
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This park would get a lot more use if it had shade.
Northern Light
Superstar
It will. There are lots of trees, they just aren't that big yet.
Give it at least 5 more years. All going well there should be shady spots emerging by then.
They could add a couple of the Cormier signature umbrellas in the mean time.
NW87
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Algoma Compass unloading at Strada Aggregates
Second night different ship, this time the McKeil Spirit on the North side of the channel. Testing out a new Nikon Lens.
Second night different ship, this time the McKeil Spirit on the North side of the channel. Testing out a new Nikon Lens.
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GameOnBrad
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CreateTO (LinkedIn):
The
award-winning Leslie Lookout Park! We are honoured to share the news that Leslie Lookout Park won a Toronto Urban Design Award for Large Spaces and/or Neighbourhood Designs.
Congratulations to CCxA and the teams which championed, dreamed up, sculpted, built and delivered this spot of serenity in the Port Lands.
Landscape architecture – CCxA
Indigenous design advisor – Brook McIlroy
Tower architecture – gh3*
Engineering – Arup
Construction – UCC Group Inc.
Ecology – Dougan Ecology
Indigenous plant nursery – Kayanase
Indigenous consultation – Nbisiing Consulting
Project management – CreateTO
Funding for Leslie Lookout Park was provided by The City of Toronto, CreateTO and the Government of Canada.
This year, the Toronto Urban Design Awards celebrates its 35th anniversary, recognizing exceptional projects that enhance the city's beauty, functionality, and livability.
The
award-winning Leslie Lookout Park! We are honoured to share the news that Leslie Lookout Park won a Toronto Urban Design Award for Large Spaces and/or Neighbourhood Designs. Congratulations to CCxA and the teams which championed, dreamed up, sculpted, built and delivered this spot of serenity in the Port Lands.
Landscape architecture – CCxA
Indigenous design advisor – Brook McIlroy
Tower architecture – gh3*
Engineering – Arup
Construction – UCC Group Inc.
Ecology – Dougan Ecology
Indigenous plant nursery – Kayanase
Indigenous consultation – Nbisiing Consulting
Project management – CreateTO
Funding for Leslie Lookout Park was provided by The City of Toronto, CreateTO and the Government of Canada.
This year, the Toronto Urban Design Awards celebrates its 35th anniversary, recognizing exceptional projects that enhance the city's beauty, functionality, and livability.