20240104. March of the Condominiums IV. Moss Park, Toronto.
Tag Archives: cityscape
20231225. Take a walk on the Ontario Place west channel breakwater this holiday season.
20231018. An alley in Kensington Market.
20220329. Three of four corners at Front and Parliament currently await redevelopment including the First Parliament site and land needed for building the Ontario Line subway.
20210525. Yesterday’s Sportswear?
20200825. Mirror Town circa 2014.
20200319. Few bipedal primate mammals at this pandemic. Yonge and Front, 2020Mar18 17:08. Is this how the transition from gathering in offices to working at home in the virtual workplace starts?
20200311. Coronavirus has temporarily solved Toronto’s rush hour traffic woes.
20200319. Looking east and then west on Wellington Street West at sunset.
20200204. The work going on in the port lands – the Don River mouth naturalization project – is nothing short of terraforming Toronto.
20200120. At Front and Wellington sits a postmodern condo built to anticipate another building with only an insignificant building in front – the perfect development site yet it has no application.
20200105. A massive Moss Park apartment tower stands sentinel over Milan Street.
20191217. 488 University Avenue, formerly 38-storeys shorter and Brutalist, towers over Chinatown at Spadina and Dundas.
20191212. Bent (engineering): a traverse framework to carry lateral as well as vertical loads such as the demolished Bay off-ramp from the Gardiner Expressway that this one carried. Can we please save at least one?
20190821. The vast CityPlace high-rise neighbourhood.
20190731. Putting the size of a GO Train in perspective over the rooftops of Queen Street East.
20190608. The Financial District from 700 feet.
20190602. The condos of the Humber Bay Shores tower over south Sunnylea.
20190427. Entering the underground in Chinatown.
20190422. Behind the buildings of Adelaide Street West.
20190311. Hamilton East from atop the Niagara Escarpment at the Devil’s Punchbowl.
20190304. The 1833 Thomas Thompson Building (corner) with its 1880 second empire roof and the 1842 173-179 King St E (to the right) with its 1870 mansard roof are part of one of the oldest rows of buildings standing in Toronto.
20190227. Baldwin Street in the weird and wonderful neighbourhood at the heart of the city known as Kensington Market.
20181103. Yonge Street Storefronts.
20181101. Behind the Fairmont Royal York is Piper Street.
