20211202-Merton 2. Merton Street has an excellent collection of interesting buildings including the unusual half mirrored office building at 130 Merton.
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20211201-Merton1. Merton Street an excellent collection of interesting buildings including 170 Merton, the painted brick brutalist brokerage.
20211126. The funny fenestration at 40 Chicester Place in Scarborough includes a missing window, one taller floor and three different windows.
20211115. With demolition exposing the underground parking garage at the slowly disappearing Valhalla Executive Centre, it is apparent just how much weight the support columns hold up.
20211114. A postmodern strip mall in Cooksville features a gatehouse and tower reminiscent of a castle.
20211113. Undergoing restoration, Toronto’s Design Exchange is using the perfect scaffolding cover.
20211112. Ventilation Fenestration (Mississauga Hospital, Trillium Health Partners). Minimal Aesthetic #161.
20211111. A modern Mississauga mid-rise with an unusual shape in profile.
20211110. Demolition Dissection at the Valhalla Executive Centre.
20211109. Demolition Cross Section at the Valhalla Executive Centre.
20211103. Something’s afoot at the patched up and twice fire damaged heritage property at 422-424 Wellington Street West.
20211028. Wellesley Station’s second entrance at 17 Dundonald Street is reconstructed nine feet north of the original building shown here in 2015.
20211023. Toronto’s first commercial timber-framed building is in Liberty Village.
20211022. Signs of the new St. Lawrence Market North have finally appeared.
20211021. The Monoliths Of Royal Bank Plaza … are gone!
20211017. Boake’s Brutalist Bramalea Building (Crang & Boake, 1971).
20211016. The blank paneled podium at 4950 Yonge Street (Page + Steele, 1986).
20211015. The paneled brutalism of the Toronto District School Board Head Office (Mathers & Haldenby, 1970).
20211013. Uno Prii’s 666 Spadina looks new again.
20211012. The Symes Incinerator Sure Has Changed Over The Last seven Years (Image seT 2 of 2) (2021 Vs 2014).
20211005. Demolitions can be beautiful II. Two modern mid-rises are coming down in Greenwood-Coxwell as Toronto Community Housing rebuilds the Don Summerville Apartments.
20211004. Demolitions can be beautiful. Two modern mid-rises are coming down in Greenwood-Coxwell as Toronto Community Housing rebuilds the Don Summerville Apartments.
20210929. The Valhalla Executive Centre at 300 The East Mall seems aptly named as it is demolished.
20210923. After a 20 year run, the Toronto Weston Flea Market closed its doors two years ago.
20210922. Will Moss Park’s 1974 Centrepoint East High-Rise Complex be the first white brutalist buildings in Toronto?
