20250829. Crane at night. Pape Station.
Monthly Archives: August 2025
20250828. An early postmodern education.
20250827. A brand new tower of power.
20250826. Concrete, brick and some tile from probably the only intersection in Toronto with two brutalist schools.
20250825. A funeral home with a stunning rough stone facade bringing together a more classical building with an excellent modernist addition. Just look at those veritcal stained glass windows to the right!
20240824. Exit 7H.
20250823. White and Yellow.
20250822. The new Charles West.
20250821. Postmodern paint job.
20250820. The towers of Crescent Town, East York.
20250819. A photo of the old Kodak factory under the overpass on the Eglinton Crosstown before Mount Dennis Station.
20250818. What a facade.
20250817. Price + Plus. Wholesale Cash & Carry. Open To The Public.
20250816. A former CCM and Lozier bicycle factory building on Weston Road.
20250815. Ontario Line constuction apparatus at Queen and Yonge
20250814. Industrial Buff Brick Beauty.
20250813. Yet another tent, fully clad, at Queen and Yonge as work on the Ontario Line continues beneath us.
20250812. Work continues at night at Queen and University under a tent frame with walls being added strip by strip.
20250811. Yonge Eglinton Centre Tower A vs Tower B.
20250810. Hanging out on YZD 15/33. This former Downsview Airport runway gets its name from the magnetic headings of its only remaining runway – 150 or 330 degrees.
20250809. A sliver of clear sky beyond the clouds at Humber Bay.
20250808. A mid-century modern pedestrian bridge and bus stop combo (and one of my favourite overpasses). The location is cleverly labeled. Can you see where?
20250807. The Metis Canada sits opposite the salt mounds on a serene shipping channel. A notch was cut into her stern to accommodate a tug boat. Metis was launched in 1956, lengthened in 1959, retired in Kingston in 1983, towed to Toronto in 1989 and rebuilt into a barge to service the Toronto Dry Dock.
20250806. The legacy of power generation on the shipping channel. The Hearn Generating Station (right) operated from 1951 to 1983. It’s transmission towers still stand today.
20250805. The serenity of the shipping channel in the port lands. Leslie Lookout Park is way off in the distance.
