Monthly Archives: July 2018
20180729. Crossing the Humber River on GO Transit’s Lakeshore West line.
20180728. Hammering through concrete to replace streetcar tracks at Dundas and Broadview.
20180727. In between ramps by the Humber River.
Be on Catfish Pond in Rennie Park, Swansea, Toronto during this Sunday’s Swansea Stroll.
20180725. An 1864 Italianate facade in the firm brace of Laurie McCulloch.
20180724. Highrises over the Humber.
20180723. Come on in to the Faith Sanctuary.
20180722. Looking up while on a transporter platform (or Rotary Dial Skylight).
20180721. Shards and octagons at the Weston Centre.
20180720. Mid-century modern concrete ventilation.
20180719. Hanging out in the Alex Wilson Community Garden (522 Richmond St W).
20180718. The fully-exposed 1872 Fire Hall #3 clock tower and support-framed facadism highlight these now unrecognizable blocks northwest of Yonge and College.
20180717. Sunlight and its specular and diffuse reflections in a dead end alley.
20180716. Looking south at the narrow block between University Avenue and Simcoe Street.
20180715. Getting close to the Darlington Nuclear Reactor building.
20180714. Colborne Street – from Church to Commerce Court.
20180713. White cladding new and old at Yonge and Dundas.
20180712. Gas from the past at Orchard Park Auto Service in the Upper Beaches.
20180711. An 1885 cartage building turned coffee patio facade.
20180710. Construction-hoarding-obscured borehole drilling machines.
20180709. Looking up at Monde Condos from the ground.
20180708. Merging Ramps.
20180707. Corner stores on Kingston Road with an extra side. Upper Beaches, Toronto.
20180706. The lines of high-rise modernism.
