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A small parkette will be created at each street connection between Dupont and Bloor West. These neighbourhood places will interconnect community, sidewalks, street and trail. The white trunks of aspens and identifying signage provide an inviting view at the street ends, announcing the trail to the City.
Planting palette: Trembling Aspen, Little Bluestem grass, New Jersey Tea, Virginia Creeper vine
Signage: oxidized steel and galvanized steel
Design: Scott Torrance Landscape Architect Inc. with Brown and Storey Architects
Kids & Cargo Bikes was a Toronto Bike Month event that took place at Perth Square Park and the West Toronto Railpath.
Saturday, June 6 2015.
This man was walking across Wallace bridge while I was there taking photos. He said as a joke "Do you want me in your picture?" I said sure.
Performance by "klnr" on the West Toronto Railpath at Wallace Ave.
May 21 2015. Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Mike Foderick and Netami Stewart of Friends of West Toronto Railpath eat the ceremonial first cookie.
Kids & Cargo Bikes was a Toronto Bike Month event that took place at Perth Square Park and the West Toronto Railpath.
Saturday, June 6 2015.
The trail south if Bloor West winds through a mix of open and shady areas among John Dickson’s artwork, “Frontier” (not shown). The naturalized planting of primarily white and silver foliage provide a unique identity to the trail between Bloor and Dundas West.
Planting palette: Red and silver maples, red oak and cottonwoods; a specimen burr oak with a mix of white native wildflowers and grasses.
Multi-use trail width: 3500mm wide asphalt with a 600mm wide granular shoulder each side.
Design: Scott Torrance Landscape Architect Inc. with Brown and Storey Architects
February 18, 2017
Apart from a small tag "VRIL", near the top left of the mural, nothing has changed since I first photographed this nearly one year prior, in March of 2016.
Love Letters to the Junction Triangle, part of the 100 in 1 Day Festival
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Saturday June 6 2015