Tag Archives: architecture
20210314. Looking up at Metropolitan Place (1 University Avenue).
20210313. Looking up at the main entrance of the postmodern Rogers corporate campus at Jarvis and Bloor.
20210312. Sheraton Centre Toronto tower in profile.
20210311. The big brutalist boot of Toronto, also known as the Hilton Toronto. Searle, Wilbee and Rowland with Negrin, 1975.
20210310. For a building completed in 1992, Wellesley Jarvis Place has a very brutalist feel to it.
20210309. The 15 McMurrich Street Condos, a late modern residential high-rise with brutalist massing and brick exterior. Dietrick Boecker, 1981.
20210308. Only the braced facades of heritage buildings remain along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20210307. This former Nygard property, with its unique postmodern mirrored facades, has been sold as part of a court-ordered receivership for an estimated value of $23 million.
20210306. One facade reflecting another. Atrium on Bay vs. 633 Bay.
20210304. Uno Prii’s 1972 666 Spadina Ave is looking spiffy after its recent revitalization.
20210303. The Terrence Donnelly Centre for Cellular & Biomolecular Research at the University of Toronto (architectsAlliance, 2005).
20210301. The rear of Massey College is almost as interesting as the front with its architectural massing.
20210228. The top addition (1966) to the former Shell Oil Building (1958) starts above the ornamental floor.
20210227. One of Peter Caspari’s 67 year old City Park Co-op buildings, part of the first modern multi-building apartment complex in Toronto.
20210226. Pink postmodern townhouses in the Garden District with that second empire look.
20210225. Looking through an empty commercial space at Hydro Place among reflections of stone on carpet and Orde Street.
20210224. At the Government of Ontario ziggurat (222 Jarvis), one will find four ministries.
20210223. The construction office at 19 Duncan is mounted directly to the facade support structure.
20210221. A side profile of the impressive Brutalist Masters Condos of Etobicoke’s Markland Wood.
20210220. The pleasing lines of Balfour Square. Seligman and Dick, 1969.
20210219. The Padulo Building North Facade. Sigmund D.F. Reszetnik, 1968.
20210218. Contrasting the unique Round Hill Condos stepped-out original west facade and aluminum-sided east facade which give it a concave footprint.
20210217. The dirty deconstructivist CBC Broadcast Centre.
20210216. Looking up at the Canada Trust Tower at Brookfield Place.
