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Tag Archives: Church and Wellesley
20230117. Jarvis and Wellesley features two buildings with brutalist elements – one modern (1971) one postmodern (1992).
20211028. Wellesley Station’s second entrance at 17 Dundonald Street is reconstructed nine feet north of the original building shown here in 2015.
20210310. For a building completed in 1992, Wellesley Jarvis Place has a very brutalist feel to it.
20210227. One of Peter Caspari’s 67 year old City Park Co-op buildings, part of the first modern multi-building apartment complex in Toronto.
20201204. The only similarity between the Chaz Condos and the 1966 Macy Dubois gem that it replaced is the octagonal shape of both buildings.
20200607. The postmodern gothic townhouse.
20190525. Looking up at 411 Church.
20181002. The glass balconies of the Casa Condominiums (33 Charles St E).
20180711. An 1885 cartage building turned coffee patio facade.
20180611. Taking a break at a Toronto Hydro electric substation with a pretty cool precast concrete wall.
An interesting fenestration configuration at the Charlesview Apartments.
20170215. The unique fusing of contemporary and modernist highrise architecture at 66 Isabella.
20170213. Podium glass distortions at the Casa Condos at 33 Charles Street East.
