20251030. Elegant simplicity in an industrial park complex.
Monthly Archives: October 2025
20251029. The west facade of the Toronto Public Library’s Fairview Branch.
20251028. This nameless foodmart sign should say Sunny as in the Sunny Foodmart in Flemingdon Park – an excellent place to get ethnic groceries but still second to the newly discovered Iqbal Foods in neighbouring Thorncliffe Park.
20251027. This new trend of painting brick apartment buildings black or grey and white is awful but what a porte cochere or entrance canopy!
20251026. Stairs and Shadows.
20251025. Postmodern shadow play at the Amesbury Residences.
20251024. A random mailbox structure tower and its shadow.
20251023. A cute modernist walkup in New Toronto with great brickwork.
20251022. A brutalist beauty at 5400 Portage Rd in Niagara Falls.
20251021. A.R.S. Armenian Private School, Kololian Elementary, Babayan Kindergarten, EST. 1979.
20251020. The Tower Hotel, Niagara Falls.
20251019. I wonder what a corner suite is like at Radisson Hotel & Suites Fallsview.
20251018. Now that’s an entrance, too! Three at 5.
20251017. Now that’s an entrance!
20251016. A fence fit for a facade in front of Fall foliage.
20251015. Bye bye beautiful Art Deco Micheal Garron Hospital Coxwell Wing.
20251014. The rear facade of 4711 Yonge.
20251013. “A Scholars Rock Cut In Half To Reveal A Map Of Lake Ontario” by Ken Lum at Concord Park Place, a mster-planned community in North York.
20251012. Follow the asphalt road through the Finch hydro corridor.
20251011. I really like the massing and the brickwork above the windows at Shaughnessy Public School.
20251010. Door to the 401.
20251009. The Cooper Mills Townhomes have the best entrances with sculptural brutalist pixelated concrete shapes reminiscent of very early video games (two photos).
20251008. The Cooper Mills Townhomes have the best entrances with sculptural brutalist pixelated concrete shapes reminiscent of very early video games.
20251007. The Radisson Hotel Toronto East seems closed and abandoned but when I took this photo, there were people around and kids playing. Perhaps the hotel is still housing refugee claimants and the homeless.
20251006. There’s nothing like a long regular facade in a business or industrial park!
