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20141110. A pedestrian bridge leads to the 1948 modernist 1,007,000 SF Kodak Building 205 in Rochester, NY.
20141109. The 1913 neo-gothic terra-cotta-clad 299 Queen St W, Toronto.
20141107. The tall, narrow and not-so-blue CrystalBlu condos (21 Balmuto) offer a clear view down Toronto’s Hayden Street.
20141105. Living the high-life in mixed-income Regent Park (Paintbox Condos left; 252 Sackville Toronto Community Housing right).
20141031. Entering Rochester’s abandoned subway (closed 1956), built in a former Erie Canal.
20141030. The empty, decaying yet classical modernist Duke of York public school (c.1958) in Toronto’s Regent Park.
The property on which this former Toronto District School Board school sits has been purchased by the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Due to its bad state of repair, it will most likely be demolished.
20141029. At one time, the Pennsylvania Railroad crossed the Erie Canal on this bridge. Genesee Valley Park, Rochester.
20141028. A beautiful old CSX(?) railway bridge traverses the Erie Canal in Genesee Valley Park.
20141027. Soon to be the last of 5 1958 modernist high-rises in Toronto’s Regent Park, will this empty building’s heritage status save it?
20141026. Circular patterns emerge in sunlight at Toronto’s TIFF Bell Lightbox building (KPMB Architects, 2010). What causes them?
20141025. Ramps bisect the open atrium of Rochester’s South Avenue Parking Garage.
20141024. Looking down the rear of the Trader’s Bank Building in Toronto (67 Yonge St, Architects Carrère and Hastings, c.1906).
Photo 20130611. Look up when riding the escalator at the St. Clair Centre.
Photo 20130610. 6 ft. or 11 steps separate old and new #TTC Union Stn. entrances. Accessibilty issue?
Photo 20130609. Detroit. The abandoned race-segregated Southwest Detroit Hospital (c.1974) under water.
Photo 20130608. A cool “second means of egress” at Castle Frank Station.
Photo 20130607. Self-portrait x 2 on a pretty face.
Photo 20130606. Green roof against black cloud sky. Minimal Aesthetic #6.
Photo 20130605. A cabooseless train pulls away.
Photo 20130604. Where booze is made. Hiram Walker & Sons Limited, Windsor.
Photo 20130603. A tire boat bumper on sea green. Minimal aesthetic #5.
Photo 20130602. Cranes big and small, cranes yellow and green, cranes short and tall, they are all machines.
Photo 20130601. In the port lands, Pineglen’s port side conceals Cousins Quay.
Photo 20130531. Yellow fire hydrant on green wall. Minimal aesthetic #4.
