No Question – the Center for Cellular and Biomolecular Research at UofT!

169 St. George – one of the finest early modern apartments in the city! That or the Waverley Hotel – used to be the Toronto Tourism office…and I’m sure it’s only a matter of time until it’s the new Drake…

Bloor and Bathurst

That’s the trouble with Toronto, depends where you live and which rate payers association you belong to– but I would say the ideological heart of the city is the Annex.

Never been to a more tolerant city…But also have never been anywhere so afraid of conversing with strangers…(hmm a paradox)

Dundas Square. Nothing wrong with the architecture, it’s the context and programming.

The random street party involving a movie projector and a piano which emerged during the College streetcar track construction in 2004. Should happen everyday.

Through Trinity Bellwoods, then by the galleries on Queen (before they’re all Starbucks).

Power to actualize the long list of civic improvements we keep putting on the shelf.

Marshall McLuhan

Honest Eds. I can’t even begin to describe how amazing it is.

A house to renovate on Euclid, between Bloor and College.

The gang from Spacing, the music scene, the art scene, the people doing the blogs (including this one) – the people behind uTOpia – all the people who believe in a better future for Toronto and are doing something about it right now!

St. Clair West! That sunken circular streetcar platform is unbelievable!

Germany

The current one is actually surprisingly good.

The Queen’s Wharf. How amazing would it be to walk along the old Toronto Harbour…

Not sure, but the CN Tower and the Skydome are the most likely to do it.

Any number of new town home projects going up in places they shouldn’t. That type should be made illegal.

Bruce Mau, Broken Social Scene, Faludi