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20261110. Could this be the longest entrance canopy in Toronto? November 10, 2026
20261108. A spectacular building incorporating the warm modernist elements of stone walls, textured concrete, prominent entrance canopy and matching landscaping in the North Meadowvale Business Park. November 9, 2026
20261107. It’s not apparent from this image but these 2 buildings have triangular footprints. Two corners are notched resulting in all floor to ceiling glass sections being triangular as well. #Postmodern buildings are often good with geometrical shapes but tiring with the deconstructivist trope of selective brick paneling. Concorde Park, North York. November 9, 2026
20261106. It’s not often that a modernist office building is turned into a storage facility. 90 Wynford Drive was constructed for Texaco Canada in 1968 by John B. Parkin Associates and added to Toronto’s Heritage Register in 2020. Later it was known as the other Imperial Oil building, acquired by Scotiabank in 2015 and now owned by Access Storage who purchased it for $40.5 million last year. November 6, 2026
20261104. Porte cochère front elevation. Don’t you love how thin the concrete is? November 4, 2026

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20261110. Could this be the longest entrance canopy in Toronto? November 10, 2026
20261108. A spectacular building incorporating the warm modernist elements of stone walls, textured concrete, prominent entrance canopy and matching landscaping in the North Meadowvale Business Park. November 9, 2026
20261107. It’s not apparent from this image but these 2 buildings have triangular footprints. Two corners are notched resulting in all floor to ceiling glass sections being triangular as well. #Postmodern buildings are often good with geometrical shapes but tiring with the deconstructivist trope of selective brick paneling. Concorde Park, North York. November 9, 2026
20261106. It’s not often that a modernist office building is turned into a storage facility. 90 Wynford Drive was constructed for Texaco Canada in 1968 by John B. Parkin Associates and added to Toronto’s Heritage Register in 2020. Later it was known as the other Imperial Oil building, acquired by Scotiabank in 2015 and now owned by Access Storage who purchased it for $40.5 million last year. November 6, 2026
20261104. Porte cochère front elevation. Don’t you love how thin the concrete is? November 4, 2026

Recent Posts

20261110. Could this be the longest entrance canopy in Toronto?
20261108. A spectacular building incorporating the warm modernist elements of stone walls, textured concrete, prominent entrance canopy and matching landscaping in the North Meadowvale Business Park.
20261107. It’s not apparent from this image but these 2 buildings have triangular footprints. Two corners are notched resulting in all floor to ceiling glass sections being triangular as well. #Postmodern buildings are often good with geometrical shapes but tiring with the deconstructivist trope of selective brick paneling. Concorde Park, North York.
20261106. It’s not often that a modernist office building is turned into a storage facility. 90 Wynford Drive was constructed for Texaco Canada in 1968 by John B. Parkin Associates and added to Toronto’s Heritage Register in 2020. Later it was known as the other Imperial Oil building, acquired by Scotiabank in 2015 and now owned by Access Storage who purchased it for $40.5 million last year.
20261104. Porte cochère front elevation. Don’t you love how thin the concrete is?

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