
20190209. Woman At End of Ramp.

20190208. Sunset reflections on the Royal Bank Plaza.

20190207. At Toronto Police Service 52 Division patterns on glass imitate patterns on concrete.

20190206. Storefronts have turned into facades to make way for a glass office tower on King Street east of Yonge.

20190205. Some of Uno Prii’s sculptural Jane Exbury Towers.

20190204. Four views of the modernist Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich, Ontario.

20190203. Condo Corner Reflection.

20190202. Discarded glass reflection.

20190201. An “under deck polygonal warren through truss with alternating verticals” bridge has complex joints.

20190131. Remembering the demolition of one of Dickinson’s modernist towers in Regent Park.

20190130. The Bisha Hotel podium features a Georgian double house built by provincial receiver-general George Crookshank in 1834.

20190129. The 1914 heritage-designated Edwardian Classical mid-rise at 3 Church Street.

20190128. Looking north from the foot of Church Street.

20190127. Church St and The Esplanade is the site of yet another new condominium called “75 on The Esplanade.”

20190125. Demolishing the former Bank of Montreal Service Centre at 234 Simcoe St to make way for three condominium towers called Artists’ Alley.

20190124. A steel support structure secures the north and west facades of the 1908 Southam Press Building at 19 Duncan Street.

20190123. E.J. Lennox designed this second empire commercial block on Yonge Street for the Scottish Ontario and Manitoba Land Company in 1883.

20190122. Modernist carriage porch.

20190121. The big bird on the Backstage building.

20190120. Protecting Eglinton Junior Public School from Eglinton Crosstown construction.

20190119. A sad demolition can be pretty when it snows. Bye-bye Davisville Public School, you were special.

20190118. Suburban Alleyway

20190117. The main pod of the impressive modernist Davisville Public School is looking very different these days.

20190116. The steel support structure for the elevated park between the future CIBC Square’s two towers spans the Union Station rail corridor.
