20230104. The giant arrow would be very useful at bars.
Category Archives: photos
20230103. Twice the PATH Overpass.
20230102. The Trull Funeral Home has died of redevelopment but will remain thanks to architectural taxidermy.
20230101. Funky fins and fenestration at Irving Tissue Corporation who make hoarding toilet paper possible.
20221229. An interesting block of buildings no longer on Gerrard St. The middle three have been replaced.
20221228. A nice art deco revolving doorway at the Bank of Nova Scotia building in downtown Toronto.
20221217. A long view of the TTC’s most outdoor station Rosedale (John B. Parkin, 1950). From 2011.
20221216. Brutalist Baycrest Hospital facade.
20221215. Intersection reflection at Bay and Front courtesy of Royal Bank Plaza.
20221214. Waterlink in the fog at Pier 27.
20221213. The Tower in the fog at Pier 27.
20221212. What lies beneath the white brick facade of the old shoe factory at 90 Ontario Street, Moss Park, Toronto.
20221211. Development near ceases in Toronto. This is Queen Street East in Moss Park – sandwiched between condo towers and construction.
20221208. Lamppost, Tadashi Kawamata, Canary District.
20221204. Inside a matrix of i-beams and future Nordstrom. Yorkdale Mall. From 2015.
20221203. Randomly lit windows set the Couture Condominium (Bloor/Jarvis) apart from neighbouring high-rises on a foggy night. From 2015.
20221202. A sodium vapour lamp in prismatic space. Minimal Aesthetic 58.
20221201. The 1961 modernist facade of 151 Bloor Street west.
20221126. PATH on Queens Quay.
20221125. Looking up at the Aga Khan Museum but at what I know not. Minimal Aesthetic 176.
20221124. V is for very nice elevator lobby. Bay Adelaide Centre East.
20221123. Crowned modernism on Antibes Drive.
20221122. Star Chandelier.
20221121. A tower in the Park. Forest Lane Apartments, Westminister, North York, Toronto.
20221120. An attractive TTC traction power substation near Finch Station.
