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+4
More density, more people, more services, same ambiance.
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+1.5
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This comparison of Bank Street in Ottawa is interesting on many fronts. First, from a photographic point of view, it is one of the rare archival photos (actually, it is the first one we have ever done) that was shot with a long focal length; 200 mm in this case.Two...
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27 sep
2014
Corner of Bank & Gladstone
2014
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We gave it a
-1
The ambiance was preserved, but there is less density.
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-1.8
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Bank Street has a long legacy of being the commercial street as this archival photo shows with the numerous shops at the corner of Gladstone Avenue. Two elements caught our attention on the archival photo: the first one being the man in the forefront, potentially a postman from his uniform...
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13 sep
2014
Aerial View of Lebreton Flats
2014
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We gave it a
-5
The NCC expropriated and let Lebreton Flats sits empty for 50 years.
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-2.1
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This aerial comparison of Lebreton Flats and a simulation from Google Earth shows two Lebreton Flats radically different. The archival photo clearly shows the industrial past of the Flats with its numerous light industries and rails in its western section (top of the image). Now that the LRT...
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11 sep
2014
Bank & Gladstone Intersection
2014
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We gave it a
-2
Human-scale buildings. Lost of the Rialto. More vacant lots.
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-2.5
124 votes
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Around 1940, the Gladstone Avenue and Bank Street intersection offered a great variety of shops and restaurants. Two lines of streetcars were present which one of them continued its route on Gladstone Avenue.Since several decades, the north side of this intersection is not getting anywhere or has even regressed with...
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