20210604. June is #Brutalism Month! #Brutalist-04. Toronto’s un-designated 1974 Brutalist Masters Building A at Mill Road and Burnhamthorpe.
20210603. June is #Brutalism Month! #Brutalist-03. The decent little brutalist building at 350 Bloor St E by Toronto’s Parkin Partnership Architects.
20210602. June is #Brutalism Month and here is #Brutalist-02: Industrial park brutalism at Canada Post’s Toronto South Central Letter Processing Plant.
20210601. June is #Brutalism Month so stay tuned for 30 heavy duty concrete images! #Brutalist-01. A massive aging concrete parking garage stretches into the distance.
20210531. Concave precast concrete panels adorn Taylor Creek Public School.
20210530. Heavy Shade at Bloordale Middle School.
20210529. The Tuxedo Court Apartments sport turquoise stripes and large solar panels.
20210528. 4D or not 4D. That is the question. The unique concrete shade structures appear around the top and south sides of all windows for ‘heavy’ shade. Also interesting is how the entrances respond to the slope of the ground with more steps, a longer handrail and a thicker concrete pad.
20210527. Campbell’s has left New Toronto due to their overproduction of soup. A distribution centre is moving in.
20210526. The apartment houses of O’Connor.
20210525. Yesterday’s Sportswear?
20210524. Iglesia Ni Cristo – Locale of Scarborough goes beige from blue and changes its style too. Second photo from http://wikimapia.org/…/Iglesia-Ni-Cristo-Local-of-Toronto.
20210523. The three aligned towers of Pharmacy Place or Clairlea Court or 263-283 Pharmacy Ave. I like how this complex rises out of Warden Woods.
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).
