Tag Archives: brutalist
20210602. June is #Brutalism Month and here is #Brutalist-02: Industrial park brutalism at Canada Post’s Toronto South Central Letter Processing Plant.
20210601. June is #Brutalism Month so stay tuned for 30 heavy duty concrete images! #Brutalist-01. A massive aging concrete parking garage stretches into the distance.
20210419. Cabbagetown Brutalism.
20210414. Brutalist Baycrest Hospital.
20210324. The CAMH Queen Street campus redevelopment project includes the demolition of all four brutalist Active Care Unit buildings on site (Unit 2 demolition underway).
20210316. The former Polish Combatants Hall (now the Beverley Halls SPK event space) was founded by Polish Army veterns. Wieslaw Wodkiewicz, 1973.
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.
20210224. At the Government of Ontario ziggurat (222 Jarvis), one will find four ministries.
20210221. A side profile of the impressive Brutalist Masters Condos of Etobicoke’s Markland Wood.
20210213. Sometimes the demolition of one building reveals an impressive view of another. Jorgensen Hall, Ryerson University, WZMH Architects, 1971.
20210112 A brutalist radome-topped ground radar tower in the Toronto Pearson International Airport infield cargo area.
20201126. Jail is a brutalist place to be. Jail II, Justice Center Complex, Cleveland, Robert P. Madison International, 1995.
20201125. Hamilton’s brutalist hospital.
20201123. The McMaster University Medical Centre’s concrete ground floor parkade mezzanine features directional art.
20201122. A fancy fence casts shadows on a striated concrete wall.
20201121. Bemi’s Brutalist Bibliothèque (Ottawa Public Library main branch).
20201119. Brutalism at the Toronto Catholic District School Board (Concrete Architecture #13).
20201115. The incredible Scott Library at York University.
20201114. The space between the Chelmsford Apartments high-rise towers.
20201113. The Phi Centre (1980) features a bronze-tinted mirrored tower on a bicoloured precast concrete podium next to a parkade above a bus terminal.
