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It does take out a parking lot but it fails to do anything well other than give people a place to live.

Your posts are so confusing.

Oh I know, but there's no humour in "where will the children play?". Around the corner.

I'm not sure why you quoted me as municipal policy is a totally separate issue to my comment.

Appeal? Is it too nice for the area? 😆 I'll take one or two in Sunnyside.

Fixed your post.

Positioning is to accommodate patio usage, however none of the tenants they've signed on are of that type of use. A franchise like Chipotle may at most throw a couple of cheap small portable tables outside against the window (for a while).

At the R-CG level, design is not even close to being a bottleneck, and most developers are already essentially pulling from a catalogue anyway. Which is in fact better for efficiency than some federal government catalogue, in that it's a product they've already worked through and are ready to...

Ah, warm summer nights, cruisin with the windows down, music blasting, breeze blowing through your hair, your date in the passenger seat and off you go to your nearest sparkling new inner city parking lot. Memories for a lifetime.

This is on the land of the only cool design store left on that strip.

Not an illusion of a randomly placed but actually very strategically placed rectangle, yet it's called Mondrian?

To house all the returnees from World War III.

Those are absolutely useless. You can't drop a universal design just anywhere.

I just hope I live long enough to see some of these random rectangle buildings being the ones demolished.

But we got some sticks.

Such an absolute shame.

Farm needs water and sunlight.

If you merge London Towers and Gateway SouthCentre you generate a time machine and go back to 2005.

Trees on the roof eh. Is there anything up there?