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20150527. Shadows enhance Toronto City Hall’s observation deck at Doors Open Toronto.
This is the last of a series of 23 photos highlighting Doors Open Toronto 2015. Visit Toronto next year for Doors Open 2016!
20150526. At Redpath Sugar refining raw sugar starts at the silo. Seen at Doors Open Toronto.
20150525. Looking up at the Old Don Jail skylight at Doors Open.
This is a 60 year old reconstruction of the 1864 original skylight, a rare sight in the 19th Century.
20150524. Doors Open took me to MARS to admire the elegant simplicity of an elevator lobby.
20150523. Today, Doors Open Toronto featured a cathedral of hexagons at the unique Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library at University of Toronto.
20150522. Doors Open on meters, pipes and levers at the Portlands Energy Centre.
20150521. Take the criss-crossing stairs when visiting George Brown’s Waterfront Campus at Doors Open Toronto.
20150519. Metal pipes and valves are cool. See them in the Portlands Energy Centre at Doors Open Toronto.
20150518. Gawk at the 1909 steam engine that once powered the High Level Pumping Station at Doors Open Toronto.
20150517. At Doors Open Toronto, get your Gothic Revival fix at Knox College.
20150516. Take your feet to the Bata Shoe Museum during Doors Open Toronto.
20150515. A blue crystalline roof reaches for a blue sky. See the award-winning Ismaili Centre Prayer Hall at Doors Open Toronto.
20150513. Spend some time in jail at Doors Open at the Bridgepoint Hospital Administration building in Toronto.
20150512. Get inside the beautiful Beaux Arts Canada Life Building at Doors Open Toronto.
20150511. HOK opens their doors at Doors Open Toronto at the top of 400 University Ave.
20150510. Explore Art Deco architecture and interiors at the Design Exchange. Doors Open Toronto 2015.
20150509. Enjoy great views from Toronto City Hall’s observation deck at Doors Open.
20150508. At Doors Open Toronto, see what 15,000 tons of sugar looks like at Redpath Sugar.
20150507. Don’t forget the stunning Aga Khan Museum at Doors Open Toronto this year!
