Monthly Archives: October 2015
20151030. Sometimes it is better not to take the stairs.
20151029. A archetypal Modernist lighted canopy surrounds Toronto’s Sony Centre for the Performing Arts.
20151028. Bipedalism through translucent glass flooring at Toronto’s old Don Jail.
20151027. A boarded up block of Toronto’s Yonge Street will be home to the two tower Teahouse Condominiums.
20151026. At night, Toronto’s 78- storey Aura Condominium at College Park is crowned by glowing white LED icicles.
20151025. A posterior view of Toronto City Hall.
20151024. Inside Toronto’s yellow-lit King Street West railway underpass.
20151023. Light-induced diamonds in the subway.
20151022. Opposingly tapered balconies give the U Condominiums a unique look.
20151021. Menkes’ The Eglinton condominiums will replace this 1970 mid-rise modernist skeleton.
20151020. The striking blue angled podium glazing of Iron Chef Marimoto’s future restaurant at Theatre Park.
20151019. A jib puts its tower crane in to perspective.
20151018. Weekends are denoted by desolation at a suburban commuter parkade.
20151017. A window on the window on the world. Minimal Aesthetic 74.
20151016. Toronto’s Sun Life Financial Tower at 1 York Street nears completion.
20151015. Seeking symmetry on a moving subway stairway.
20151014. North York’s impressive new Emerald Park Condominiums.
20151013. Night on an empty streetcar platform at Toronto’s St. Clair Station.
20151012. The Centre of Excellence is a lightbox at night. Glendon Campus, York University, Toronto.
20151011. An uptown post-modern brick and glass abstraction. Minimal Aesthetic 73.
20151010. Bug’s eye view of Toronto’s Spadina Station inter-platform walkway.
20151009. Exposed concrete, concealed light. Can you guess which subway station? Minimal Aesthetic 72.
20151008. Hanging lights make Yorkdale Mall’s future Nordstrom a pretty construction site. Toronto.
20151007. The Scarborough Civic Centre branch is Toronto’s 100th library.
