The building that is The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery was built in 1926 as the powerhouse that housed the heating and refrigeration equipment for the Toronto Terminal Warehouse, now the Queen’s Quay Terminal (reflected in the glass). The building was renovated and reopened in 1987.
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20160318. As the sun sets, Toronto’s Sun Life Tower goes black and gold.
20160308. The sky is the limit at Toronto’s Air Miles Tower.
20160226. A reflection of two generations of power plants in Toronto’s Port Lands.
On the left is the Portland Energy Centr, a natural gas powered power plant that opened in 2008 and on the right is the Hearn Generating Station, a decommissioned coal-fired plant that opened in 1951 and closed in 1983.
20160209. Turquoise Celeste Cyan and Blue. In Queen West triangles and parallelograms are of such hue. Minimal Aesthetic 83.
20160124. Taking pictures at light speed.
20151005. Scarborough Civic Centre self-reflection. Architect Raymond Moriyama, 1969.
20150921. Monochromatic self-reflection at Underpass Park’s Mirage, a Toronto Urban Design Award winner.
Mirage by Artist Paul Raff
20150729. A sun-shading louvres reflection. UTIAS Microsatellite Science and Technology Centre, Toronto.
20150704. Reflecting sunlight dapples a reflection of the sun’s reflection. Commerce Court North, Toronto.
20150514. A reflection of reflections and the self. Today is the 4th anniversary of this photo blog! Thanks so much for looking!
20150330. Reflections mottle the east face of Toronto’s 1953 modern classical Crown Life Insurance Building.
20141219. Staring straight down the square stairwell.
20140702. Planes of glass forest panes. Organic architecture near Bloor and Jarvis in Toronto.
20140624. A financial reflection. TD Centre, King and Bay, Toronto.
20140531. A Michael Lee-Chin Crystal reflection (ROM, Toronto).
20140530. The reflection of the other stairs at the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute (Toronto).
Photo 20131202. Two skies framed by a glass podium and its towers.
Photo 20131024. Skyscrapers grow faster than trees.
