20241109. Working on the plug between the existing Don River and the new Don River mouth.
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20220308. The Don Mouth Naturalization and Port Lands Flood Protection Project is progressing (https://bit.ly/3CrbrZs).
20210919. Redevelopment of the Toronto Port Lands into the Lower Don Lands has come a long way. Here we see the bed of the extended Don River.
20210708. Bridges of July #8. ‘Night Truss’ and ‘Centre Span X’ on the Queen Street Viaduct.
20210130. Peering through steel bridge piers across the West Don River.
20200814. The Prince Edward Viaduct or (Bloor Viaduct) spans the Don River valley and the Lower Don River Trail (Edmund Burke, 1918).
20191022. The centre X spans on the Queen Street Viaduct (reminiscent of yesterday’s federal election).
20161112. “Night Truss” and “Centre Span Xs” on the Queen Street Viaduct.
20160103. Peering through steel bridge piers across the West Don River.
20150908. Looking down the spillway of Toronto’s G. Ross Lord Flood Control Dam.
20150605. Imagine a naturalized Don River beneath the Gardiner Expressway to Don Valley Parkway ramps.
Image 4/10 exploring the Future of the Gardiner East leading up to the Toronto City Council vote.
20150602. A grimy Gardiner Expressway splits to join the DVP in Toronto. Should we retain this connection?
20140724. Lights and stairwells create patterns on the Essroc Cement Company silos in Toronto’s port lands.
As part of the re-naturalization of the mouth of the Don River, these silos will be decommissioned and made into a visual monument to our waterfront heritage and the company will move their operations to south of Commissioner’s Street just off Leslie St. If you have been down to the area recently you have probably noticed the new silos.