Tag Archives: architecture
20191002. Residential high-rise retail.
20191001. The former Air Miles Building at 438 University Avenue.
20190930. The 1931 Beaux Arts Canada Life Building at dusk.
20190929. The south facade of the Brutalist Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE).
20190927. Ten York, the tallest prism on the skyline rises above retaining walls and expressway bents on Lake Shore Boulevard.
20190926. Working on the slanted skyscraper roof of the EY Tower.
20190925. City people and City People the art piece, by Catherine Widgery, hang out in front of the Royal York Hotel at golden hour.
20190924. The 1937 Art Deco Paradise Theatre is reopening soon!
20190923. The cacophonous Carnaby Condos from Dufferin Street.
20190922. The SQ Condos rise above new TCHC (Toronto Community Housing) townhomes in a “revitalized” Alexandra Park.
20190920. A former Brutalist bank at Danforth and Woodbine.
20190919. 555 Burnhamthorpe Road is a jumble of styles including modernist, brutalist and international style.
20190918. The 1877 Italianate Richard Purdom House (207 McCaul St) named for the architect who commissioned the residence.
20190917. This appears to be token facadism but word has it that the rest of the south wall will return. This image shows the building before and after demolition at 156 Front St W.
20190915. An elevated view of RBC Plaza.
20190914. Looking up at RBC Plaza.
20190913. Looking up at RBC Plaza. Minimal Aesthetic 145.
20190910. This block of buildings bordered by University, Edward, Centre and Dundas, features art deco, gothic, modernist and international styles but will be replaced with a glass tower with only the end facades remaining.
20190909. Looking up in a private courtyard enclosed by walls.
20190908. The unusual social housing on Lumsden Avenue.
20190907. Concrete Stairwell. Minimal Aesthetic 144.
20190906. Looking up past the Residences of College Park at the phenomenal sky.
20190905. Mid-rise modernism with wings at the top of Brown’s Line.
20190904. Maple Leaf Square (2010) reflected in One York across the Gardiner Expressway.
