20220623. An abstract bronze sculpture by Charles Daudelin (1969) at the National Arts Centre. Anyone know what it’s called?
Tag Archives: abstract
20220409. Toronto Dominion Centre reflected in Royal Bank Plaza.
20200328. An intricate ceiling at Sam Pollock Square in Toronto’s Brookfield Place (Architect Santiago Calatrava, c.1992).
20180110. Lying down in a high-rise atrium. Minimal Aesthetic 119.
20180105. Bipedalism through translucent glass flooring at Toronto’s Brookfield Place.
20170915. Board formed concrete versus ventilation shaft grills. Minimal Aesthetic 118.
20170722. A brutalist abstraction from the Oshawa Bus Terminal. Minimal Aesthetic 117.
20170516. Toronto high-rise condominium architecture with depth.
20170410. Exploring the nebulous city.
20161114. When Stars Align. Minimal Aesthetic 102.
20161114. Mirrored Oblique Intersection. Minimal Aesthetic 101.
20160621. The abstract yet patent facade of the Thompson Residences. Minimal Aesthetic 95.
20160610. Monochrome Honeycomb. TDSB Claude Watson School of the Arts. Minimal Aesthetic 94.
20160408. A pyramidal view of Pittsburgh’s United Steelworkers Building. Curtis & Davis, 1963.
The exterior diamond lattice of steel provides form and function. With such a load-bearing exoskeleton and a solid central core, no interior columns are needed providing large open interior spaces.
20160314. The mid-century expressionist canopy of Uno Prii’s Americana apartment building in North Toronto (1963).
20160124. Taking pictures at light speed.
20151223. Beauty in coarse, grooved, poured-in-place 1971 concrete. Minimal Aesthetic 81.
20151217. A concrete striated trough to the sky. Minimal Aesthetic 80.
20151011. An uptown post-modern brick and glass abstraction. Minimal Aesthetic 73.
20150807. What it looks like when falling sideways from the top of a tall 1979 International style concrete residential tower.
20150728. An intricate ceiling at Sam Pollock Square in Toronto’s Brookfield Place (Architect Santiago Calatrava, c.1992).
20150423. A Royal Ontario Museum abstraction: neo-Romanesque versus Deconstructivism.
20150205. Inside the machine. Atrium on Bay in Toronto.
