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Designed by Buckminster Fuller in 1968 over part of the existing railyards, between the John Street Roundhouse and a proposed extension of University Avenue. The glass pyramid would have contained buildings of up to 20 stories, with skywalks and a mini-rail linking to exterior buildings. Fuller's plans for the site were extensive, and also included a glass enclosed "Galleria" that would cover University Avenue from the Harbour to King Street, an office building to rival the Toronto-Dominion Centre in height, and floating communities in the harbour, accessible from by a raised bridge. The plans were ambitious, but ultimately purely conceptual, and the complex never came to be.