The Bloor Viaduct could be completely transformed into Toronto's own High Line
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The latest addition to this list of suggestions is one that would see a complete revamp of the city's tallest bridge that carries one of its busiest thoroughfares.
The bridge could look like a much improved, almost unrecognizable version of its current self (to the inevitable chagrin of drivers). Rendering by Farrow Partners.
The complete reimagining of the Prince Edward Viaduct — more casually known as the Bloor Viaduct, where that street turns into Danforth Ave. — comes from Toronto-based architecture firm Farrow Partners, which wants to extend current sidewalks into the five lanes of traffic and create a new offering for residents.