UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
Goodness, those things really do move...
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xmyth_
Senior Member
Not that this needs to be a thing again, but is this inadvertently anti-homeless design/architecture?
GenerationLee
Senior Member
As long as it's not as dreadful as the whistling from E Condos before they fixed it, or the current problem with the Golden Gate bridge.
Actually...I really hope it's not like that sound.
xmyth_
Senior Member
Man do I wish they kept the orange cladding from the designs.
Natika33
Active Member
xmyth_
Senior Member
I biked underneath the chains the other day and ran my hand through it. Didn’t seem too noisy. But I’ll continue to bike underneath them and run my hand through it for no apparent reason other than whimsical joy.
votemac
New Member
I'm not sure when exactly these were switched on but there is now some red lighting that really makes the corner glow.
It looks even better the darker it gets but my phone doesn't take great night pictures.
It looks even better the darker it gets but my phone doesn't take great night pictures.
flonicky
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Undead
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Today:
A Torontonian Now
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Wow. Great shot.
This neighbourhood has looked underbuilt from similar angles for as long as I've been in Toronto. But in this photo, it looks like a dense, finished district.
This is not meant to reopen the debate on whether these lands could or ought to have been denser still, and of course more development will be coming to the area, but I just wanted to note the remarkable transformation.
unrealestate
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votemac
New Member
The static red lights here are now a beautiful oscillating rainbow pattern. I don't have a good enough camera to capture and share it well enough, but it looks really cool at night
Is this complete?
rdaner
Senior Member
Yes.
DSCToronto
Superstar
Externally at least, yes. It is occupied (though I am not sure if it's at 100% yet).