20191214. The Rosehill Pumping Station.
20191213. Wilmar Heights Baptist Church.
20191212. Bent (engineering): a traverse framework to carry lateral as well as vertical loads such as the demolished Bay off-ramp from the Gardiner Expressway that this one carried. Can we please save at least one?
20191211. Carlton Street is a corridor of architectural eras.
20191210. When you step back and look at Wellesley Station, it’s apparent that design was irrelevant even though this building is a subway station, bus terminal, apartment building’s amenity mezzanine and parking garage.
20191209. A shower of sparks means workers are preparing to remove a section of decking on the Gardiner Expressway – part of its strategic rehabilitation from Jarvis to Cherry St (see https://bit.ly/37z0TYu).
20191208. Removing stucco at College Park reveals the original brickwork and window openings filled with cement blocks.
20191207. Constructing a Storm Water Quality Facility (SWQF) at Lake Shore Blvd and Cherry St to treat urban run-off from new West Don Lands development.
20191206. The impressive open air pavilion at Trillium Park.
20191205. The 1948 Victory Soya Mills silos sit silently waiting for development to come to Toronto’s East Bayfront.
20191204. Buildings fall and towers rise. Nobu Residences site in January 2019.
20191203. St Margaret’s Tamil Anglican Church and St. Margaret in the Pines Anglican Church designed by the architectural firm of Yamazaki and Ridpath in 1960.
20191202. Same cladding. Different Lamp. Minimal Aesthetic 146.
20191201. A T stands for AGATHOM Co., an architectural practice at the Formerly Building in Corktown.
20191130. A row of rowhouses.
20191129. U Condominium Underpass
20191128. The back of what looks like a box building.
20191127. The Gardiner Expressway strategic rehabilitation from Jarvis to Cherry Street (https://bit.ly/37z0TYu) continues. Here, the new Sherbourne St off-ramp decking is in place and a worker prepares a support bent for a new panel.
20191126. The heritage-listed Victory Soya Mills silos and their reflection on the East Bayfront.
20191125. Land has taken shape off Essroc Quay in the Port Lands as part of the Cherry Street Stormwater and Lakefilling Project which provides flood protection. A plane happened to fly by during the long exposure leaving a light trail.
20191124. A fabricated section of replacement decking for the Gardiner Expressway waits at the fabrication site to be put into place. This is part of the strategic rehabilitation of the elevated highway from Jarvis to Cherry Street.See https://bit.ly/37z0TYu for more information.
20191123. A natural gas pipeline runs through it. Highland Creek.
20191122. Two piles of trailers make an interesting stack of tires.
20191121. The shortest of six bents, a temporary legacy to the bay street off-ramp, is the only one catching the setting sun.
