^ That is one of the best public realm additions to Portland. Very excited to hear the New West is considering something similar. We have a small version of this in Hamilton (below) and it's impossible to imagine the city's waterfront 'seawall' without the connectivity it offers.
They're still trying to figure out what to do with the burned down pier that this was supposed to connect to. It's not currently in the budget so likely won't see this for another half decade at least unfortunately. As a resident of NW I would rather see the city put money into the pedestrian/cycling bridge to Queensborough they were also looking into, rationale being that there's other routes to Sapperton from the rest of NW but only the Queensborough bridge connects to QB which has pretty poor connections to the rest of NW for pedestrians and cyclists. Billard Architecture also came up with an excellent design and I'd like to see something of this caliber built: https://billardarchitectureinc.com/refining-q2q-bridge/
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Great comparison and thanks for putting it together! Lougheed and Burquitlam skylines are basically brand new and it is so interesting to find new places to see them.
giallo, you will need a decent focal length lens to capture the view, which is visible between Pattullo Bridge and Scott Road Skytrain station. Looking forward to your shots.
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