[C-mac]

I think a black tower here will offer up some good contrast at the very least. Wallman have a couple nice black cladded projects.

Anything to distract us from those water club condos....

 

[wmedia]

Today, from a friend.

 

[Civdis]

Quite the canyon developing along this part of Harbour Street!

 

[Civdis]

Will there be public parking in this project to replace what was lost?

 

[ProjectEnd]

Today, from a friend.

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I know it's a mundane statement on a forum such as this, but man alive, is construction ever cool.

 

[C-mac]

Today, from a friend.

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Tell your friend we say thanks.

 

[nightstreak]

Will there be public parking in this project to replace what was lost?

Weren't these parking spaces owned by the condo owners next door?

I'd be very curious to learn how they handled the sale and redevelopment of the property. Was it a majority decision by the condo corporation or did everyone have to agree to sell their parking space, with possibly the promise that they'd get a spot in the new building?

 

[innsertnamehere]

This was a federally owned public garage before demolition.

It’s not being replaced. There are probably 10,000 public parking spaces within a 10 minute walk though so it’s not a huge deal. The garage was very underused from my understanding.

 

[tstormers]

From yesterday.

 

[rdaner]

Taken 18 May.

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[kotsy]

I put together this time-lapse of the parking garage demolition:

 

[wmedia]

Today, from a friend.

 

[nightstreak]

Today, from a friend.

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I've wanted that parking garage gone for years. So glad to see it demolished. This will do wonders for Harbour's walkability.

I wish they'd reduce those 3 lanes to 2. Having a merge lane isn't compatible with a safe urban street. The right lane off the Gardiner should be a mandatory right turn lane. Crossing on that crosswalk, it's rare the time I don't witness near misses and improper last minute lane changes.

 

[cityspace]

I've wanted that parking garage gone for years. So glad to see it demolished. This will do wonders for Harbour's walkability.

Could not agree more. A monster of a building has been deleted.