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Originally Posted by cllew
I went thru Chinatown yesterday on my way to work and see what you mean.
From what I could see on the streets I was on all the character lights have been removed and replaced with the stock residential subdivision light poles and fixtures.
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Yeah, different areas have different character, and the decorative features should reflect that. I love the non-SHED/older Graham ones, old Chinatown ones, even red ones from the Forks along Waterfront to the train bridge.
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Originally Posted by Jeff
My favourite streetscaping lights were from the late 80s/early 90s on Sargent and Ellice Avenues. I remember even as a kid being intrigued by this sort of thing and they stayed in my head due to their insane designs. Sargent had big yellow loops that said Sargent in cursive writing and Ellice had these teal hyper-90s lights and poles. I wish I could find pics!! anyone else remember these?
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One thing I've noticed a lot travelling around Canada in the last year is that (aside from older Graham lights & Arlington bridge) Winnipeg is like the ONLY place that has some sort of issue with horizontal traffic lights. They often look way better, and tend to actually be more solid/safe in windy areas because there's two mounting points.
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Originally Posted by Wolf13
Man, that's exactly the kind of thing that Corydon needs!
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Yup, looks great. Full use of the lot, right to the sidewalk, several different finishes to add interest. And they are moving QUICK on this, which would lead me to think they must have a tenant or two lined up already.