Posted Jul 14, 2015, 1:24 PM
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Location: Windsor, Ontario/Colchester, Ontario
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Originally Posted by caltrane74
The ACC is built next to a train station that is being upgraded to handle 800,000+ people a day. The new sidewalks interior/exterior/moats/gangways surrounding Union/ACC are almost as wide as the streets in the renderings there. It is a far more pedestrian friendly area when compared to walking around 6 giant parking lots surrounded by more parking lots, I'll have to assume that's your idea of awesome integration, I mean, walking out of your brand new arena and face to face with gravel/dirt parking lots in all directions. Forget about underground and above ground connections for pedestrians to Bus Terminals, Inter-City Rail lines, Commuter Rail-lines, Subways,Underground Streetcar Connections as well as Underground and above ground pedestrian connections to the largest pedestrian network on earth and yes newly renovated pedestrian plazas on Front and Quays Quay which is as long as the entirety of downtown Edmonton. When you take shots at Toronto ssiguy, do you even think first? Why bother comparing, to Toronto anyways, just judge it on its own merits and leave Toronto out of the picture at least.
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Nice!!!
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