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Now if we can do something with Vancouver Centre?
For well over 4 decades the exterior of the former Sears building was often referred to as the urinal.
Now the reveal is being described as a striptease. How times have changed.
It’s a shame, though, that the Howe St. frontage of the store won’t have any entrances at all – just the one at the corner of Robson and Howe. The entrance next to TD Tower (previously located in the closed breezeway) and the mid-block entrance will both be walled off. How’s that for streetfront retail?
That is horrible – I thought access would be improved…