Same photo as above:Any chance you can post a screenshot? I ditched Xitter about six months ago
Couldn't have even curved the blocks to match the corner... This reeks of 'someone knew someone at the vendor'.Same photo as above:
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Couldn't have even curved the blocks to match the corner... This reeks of 'someone knew someone at the vendor'.
Could have at least picked a Canadian vendor. The design of these is almost spiteful - if I didn't know better I'd say they hired someone from MTL, CAL, VAN who hates Toronto to do this as a mean joke on us.
What a dreadful welcome to the city for all the travelers coming here from Pearson, Billy Bishop, GO, and Via.
My only guess is where the grocery store was to go? Anyways this is a big sign of approval for this area! And I know that this will make some people’s heads explode but it also reinforces the case for building above the tracks.Uniqlo at Union! But where?!
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New UNIQLO stores to open in Ontario and Quebec including Toronto's Union Station
Following this wave of new store openings, UNIQLO will comprise 33 Canadian locations.retail-insider.com
Uniqlo is replacing DecathalonUniqlo at Union! But where?!
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New UNIQLO stores to open in Ontario and Quebec including Toronto's Union Station
Following this wave of new store openings, UNIQLO will comprise 33 Canadian locations.retail-insider.com
Uniqlo is replacing DecathalonView attachment 636038
The scale of this map is terrible, this is more accurate:Uniqlo is replacing DecathalonView attachment 636038
Decathlon is the unit labeled 410. Small for a Uniqlo but a bit more than most boutiques in Union.
Phase 1 (what we are seeing now) cost ca $2 million! Phase 2 bids closed recently so expect another $2-3 million!The refusal to give out any information on what they had proposed is a dead giveaway. I can't wait to find out how much this exercise managed to cost as well.
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What a civic embarrassment these concrete blocks are. I can't believe someone legit signed off on this as a permanent solution.