Monthly Archives: August 2018
20180829. Lighting the way down to the Manulife Centre concourse.
20180828. The stunning 1964 Guildwood Community Presbyterian Church.
20180827. A tower crane means another condominium tower in the Entertainment District.
20180826. Putting together departing trains at CN’s MacMillan Yard in Vaughan, the second largest rail classification yard in Canada at four miles long by a mile wide.
20180825. Garrison Crossing’s north bridge is in place and soon pedestrians and cyclists will have a vehicle-free route over the railway tracks.
20180824. The west half of the Yorkville Condominiums that will flank Allen Rd and launch the development of a new master-planned Lawrence Heights, replacing the old master-planned Lawrence Heights.
20180823. Classic courtyard apartment on College.
20180822. Fire Escape
20180821. Bjarke Ingels Group’s (BIG) Serpentine Pavilion, opens September 13th at the site of an Allied REIT / Westbank development site.
20180820. The colossal apartment towers of Crescent Town (1971) rise above the private podium level connecting each high-rise.
20180819. From fortune cookie factory and typesetters to pizza (Bianca) condos.
20180818. A section of the Imperial Oil refinery in Sarnia, Ontario.
20180817. Goderich has great built heritage even though buildings like these were most likely rebuilt.
20180816. Uno Prii’s geometrical yet sculptural 50 Stephanie Street apartment tower.
20180815. A strip mall with variety.
20180814. Lambton House and its highrise backdrop.
20180813. Brutalist Ecolo.
20180812. Ornate Osgoode Hall Skylight II
20180811. Making the Goderich Main Beach more accessible for those requiring mobility aids while watching a sunset or a Jacob’s Ladder.
20180810. Sun rays pierce clouds over the Goderich deep water port and Sifto Salt Mine, largest salt mine in the world extracting salt from 500 m down and 3 km out under Lake Huron.
20180809. The Skymark condominium towers of Don Valley Village, North York.
20180808. Concrete canyon on the Canada Life Campus.
20180807. The liminal space between condominiums.
20180806. Storefronts will turn into facades under a glass office tower on King Street east of Yonge.
