Category Archives: photos
20210522. Looking up at the self storage orange of the Livmore rental condos.
20210521. Reflecting the roundish Panorama Condos.
20210520. A colourful Apple Self Storage wall makes for a happier trash receptacle.
20210519. A reskinned modern apartment tower at Teesdale Place. Here’s the building before the new shell – https://bit.ly/2Qv9nw2.
20210518. The space age porte cochere welcomes residents to 675 Martin Grove Road.
20210517. The three wings of the Cambridge Place apartments.
20210516. A Blue Diamond Condos facade.
20210515. The west facade of the CSI (Church of South India) Church Toronto (first service 1989) and formerly the Church of St. Wilfrid (1958).
20210514. This daily Toronto photo blog turns 10 today. To celebrate, here’s a Toronto skyline shot from the north.
20210513. Bike rack at precast concrete wall. Minimal Aesthetic 154.
20210512. Impressive tile and brick work at Stilecroft Public School (1962).
20210511. West Hill Collegiate Institute has some fine lines.
20210510. With blackened balconies, the Georgian apartment building (1976) in Woodbine Gardens is nothing like its namesake.
20210509. Fire Hose Monolith.
20210508. Pizza block (Papa Ceo Pizza and Cora Pizza) on Spadina Ave at Harbord St has fed me decent slices for over 33 years so far.
20210507. Workers renovate an apartment building at 205 Morningside Ave.
20210506. Etobicoke’s unornamented Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (1962).
20210505. Kingsway Lodge No. 655 is an unusual and unadorned masonic centre (1966).
20210504. Graceview Presbyterian Church (1961).
20210503. Bulky Brick Bell Box.
20210502. Water rushes down a West Don River baffle chute downstream from the G. Ross Lord Dam. The concrete teeth dissipate the energy of the rushing water which reduces its speed.
20210501. The modern curves of the Carmine Stefano Community Centre.
20210430. Before and after the transformation at College and Huron. Apart from podium colour and shape, the new structure looks little like the original.
20210428. The West Highland Creek journeys through Agincourt and under Sheppard Ave in a concrete channel.
