The Simcoe WaveDeck opened in June 2009. The design has a dramatic 2.6 metre high curve and metal railings to prevent injuries.
Wednesday, 6 July 2016
Doing the Wave
This is the Simcoe WaveDeck at the foot of Simcoe Street on the Toronto waterfront. Unique wooden wave decks are being constructed along the edge of Lake Ontario between Bathurst Street and Parliament Street.
The Simcoe WaveDeck opened in June 2009. The design has a dramatic 2.6 metre high curve and metal railings to prevent injuries.
These are new public spaces that vary in shape, articulation and design to reflect the constant movement of Lake Ontario.
The Simcoe WaveDeck opened in June 2009. The design has a dramatic 2.6 metre high curve and metal railings to prevent injuries.
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Now that's what I call different - lovely to see something 'out of the box' as they say.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea - and construction. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI hope your healing is going really, really well.
Hope all is going well with you!
ReplyDeleteHis walk-way is so unique. Great to see creativity in action for all to enjoy.
First of all, I hope all is going very well with you!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just dramatic WaveDeck with 2.6 metre high curve!
Lots of Hugs!
Fascinating. I think it could be a photographers dream spot.
ReplyDeleteHope all is going well with you.