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The Rees WaveDeck—part of Waterfront Toronto's Central Waterfront transformation project and one of four WaveDecks due to be completed along the harbourfront—opened quietly last week, without the fanfare that accompanied the opening of the Simcoe WaveDeck in June. The Rees WaveDeck lacks the exciting curves of its sibling to the west east: it dips just once, sloping gracefully towards the water in the centre. Sitting next to HTO park and facing neat rows of sailing boats and canoes, the deck feels peaceful and composed.
All photos by Miles Storey/Torontoist.
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Well at least something looks nice in Toronto right now!
Lu Galasso
Rees may have opened quietly but the fanfare is still to come! Join Waterfront Toronto for a fun-filled community celebration on August 8 from 1-4pm to mark the opening of the Rees WaveDeck. For more information http://www.waterfrontoronto.ca/newsletter/viewnewsletter.php?id=4a718c690e5cc&template=5