Tag Archives: art deco
20190924. The 1937 Art Deco Paradise Theatre is reopening soon!
20190910. This block of buildings bordered by University, Edward, Centre and Dundas, features art deco, gothic, modernist and international styles but will be replaced with a glass tower with only the end facades remaining.
20190522. Benjamin Brown’s 1927 art deco Tower Building.
20181205. The now art deco lofts and former St. Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic Episcopal Church.
20181204. The Art Deco Toronto Fire Station 324.
20180621. The beautiful Bank of Nova Scotia building below.
20180524. Staring up the streamline moderne stairway glass block window at the Hamilton Hydro Electric Station.
20180427. The streamline moderne Hamilton Hydro Electric Building or Alectra Utilities Corporation building.
Strange architectural bedfellows – colossal and contemporary contrasting with modest, modernist and moderne – until the older building sprouts its own office tower.
20171118. Keeping the north art deco facade of the former Water Works building.
The cuboid vestibule inside the new Concourse Building inside the new EY Tower
20170221. The 1935 art deco Allenby Theatre, once the Roxy and Toronto home to the The Rocky Horror Picture Show and now a Tim Hortons, designed by the master theatre architects Kaplan & Sprachman, and built for about $10,500.
20170119. The Globe and Mail’s second building, like its first (from where this entranceway comes), will soon be demolished.
20170118. The Eglinton Grand, a national historic site and elaborate and luxurious example of Art Deco architecture (1936), is back as an elegant event space. #Toronto, #architecture, Canada’s Historic Places
20170108. The Art Deco Concourse Building at 100 Adelaide St W is back.
20161221. Toronto’s beautiful Bank of Nova Scotia building banking hall features marble columns and counters, coffered decorated ceiling and a lovely clock.
20161111. The R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant Service Building is impressive even in the rear view.
20161010. A 1931 Art Deco garage entrance to drive through at the Mayfair Mansions in South Hill, Toronto.
20161005. From left to right, the three buildings of the wonderful Art Deco R. C. Harris Water Treatment Plant are the Pumping Station, Service Building and Filtration Building.
20161004. Allstream Centre symmetry.
20160821. The 1931 Art Deco Horse Palace at Exhibition Place.
20160803. Gutting an Art Deco heritage-designated destructor in the Stockyards District.
20160713. Full-length aerial view of the Ernst & Young Tower and its embedded Concourse Building.
20160531. The R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant filter building and the hallway of the asylum in John Carpenter’s In the Mouth of Madness.
