20240901. The Dundas building collapse during and after.
20240831. Live at the former location of the loosely dubbed “cougar bar” known as Crocodile Rock.
20240830. A green and misty city.
20240829. A Toronto Pyramid.
20240828. Hyatt is so pomo that even its roof is postmodern.
20240827. You can just stroll off this roof of rectangles.
20240826. Theatre District Residence & Riu Plaza Hotel on Widmer Street.
20240820. Deniro’s Nobu Residences and Hotel.
20240816. An aerial view from downtown Toronto to Humber Bay Shores to Mississauga and Brampton.
20240815. Oakville 3. Life behind slats at Andrew Court.
20240814. Oakville II. The view of Oakville’s Brutalist Oak Hill from the street. What an interesting entrance.
20240813. Oakville I. Oakville’s Brutalist Oak Hill in profile.
20240812. 127 Roncesvalles Ave. Now a convenience store but formerly The Brighton Theatre, a two-storey 400-seat movie house.
20240811. The reflections of sun playing on windows.
20240810. Looking up at 488 University.
20240809. With tiles missing on the platform and on the tracks, you really get an idea of just how round Queen’s Park station is.
20240808. At Eglinton Station, the original pearl grey Vitrolite tiles (pic 1) and the new wall panels (pic 2) are both in use. I assume the latter will replace the former in time and then these original tiles will disappear forever.
20240807. Glencairn Station III. A TTC operator booth in camouflage.
20240806. Glencairn Station II. Skylight Concourse.
20240805. Glencairn Station I. The skylight system is a reimagining of the original skylight panels by artist Rita Letendre that were removed due to water damage.
20240804. Weeds attempt to colonize an accidental courtyard.
20240803. Porte cochere contemporaine extraordinaire dans la nuit.
Is This Ugly Architecture? VIII. Everyone has an opinion at 877 Yonge St.
20240801. Behind the facade at Queen and Church, home of the future QueenChurch condos.
20240731. King and Bathurst sure looks different.
