photos 20210721. Bridges of July #21. The covered concrete and glass walkway along the Progress Avenue overpass above McCowan Ave. Image July 22, 2021 Vik
photos 20210718. Bridges of July #18. Under where Highway 427 splits into the Queen Elizabeth Way and the Gardiner Expressway. Image July 16, 2021 Vik underpass
photos 20210705. Bridges (and underpasses and overpasses) of July 05. John B. Parkin’s 1966 modern enclosed open spandrel concrete arch bridge brings the subway over the Riverdale Ravine. Image July 6, 2021 Vik
photos 20210701. Infrastructure is sexy so here are the bridges of July! 01. A man puts a highway overpass into scale showing just how much space fast moving vehicles need. Image July 2, 2021 Vik underpass
photos 20210630. Brutalist June ends with Brutalism #30 – Brutalist Gateway to the Underground circa 1974. Image July 1, 2021 Vik
photos 20210629. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #29. Brutalism in the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Image July 1, 2021 Vik
photos 20210628. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #28. Pillars support the Beverley Halls (former Polish Combatants’ Hall) above a parking garage. Wieslaw Wodkiewicz, 1973. Image June 28, 2021 Vik
photos 20210627.#Brutalist June continues with #Brutalism #27. The consonance of concrete and canopy at the Ontario Science Centre. Image June 27, 2021 Vik
photos 20210624. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #24. Béton brut is the term used to describe concrete left unfinished after being cast like here at the Sheraton Centre Toronto. Image June 25, 2021 Vik
photos 20210623. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #23. Uno Prii’s Alan Brown building (1983) is one of a kind. Image June 24, 2021 Vik
photos 20210622. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #22. An impeccable brutalist office tower by Crang & Boake (1982). Image June 22, 2021 Vik
photos 20210621. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism 21 – Brutalist Ventilation at the George Drew Complex. Image June 22, 2021 Vik
photos 20210619. June Is Brutalism Month! Brutalist-19. The other side of Toronto’s Masters condominiums feature funky concrete stairwells. Image June 20, 2021 Vik
photos 20210615. Brutalist June 15. Living in Brutalism at Moss Park’s 1974 Centrepoint East high-rise complex. Image June 16, 2021 Vik
photos 20210614. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism 14 – Concrete canyon on the Canada Life Campus. Image June 15, 2021 Vik
photos 20210613. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism 13 – demolished brutalism at The Grand Hotel and former RCMP Toronto Headquarters. Image June 11, 2021 Vik
photos 20210611. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism 11 – The loved or reviled Robarts Library. Image June 11, 2021 Vik
photos 20210610. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism-10. John M. Kelly Library is the other brutalist University of Toronto library. Image June 11, 2021 Vik
photos 20210609. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism-09 – a minimal brutalist parkade in a North York industrial park. Image June 9, 2021 Vik
photos 20210608. Brutalist Month continues. Here’s the concrete Michener Institute of Education at the University Health Network. B+H Architects, 1972. Image June 8, 2021 Vik
photos 20210607. Brutalism-07. Sometimes little Brutalist buildings are cute. Stay-tuned for Brutalism for all of June! Image June 7, 2021 Vik
photos 20210606. Brutalist June continues! Brutalism-06. Etobicoke’s Toronto District School Board West Education Office is a Brutalist place to be. Image June 6, 2021 Vik
photos 20210605. #Brutalism Month continues! #Brutalist-05. The west facade of the brutalist yet forever contemporary Manulife Centre. Image June 6, 2021 Vik
photos 20210604. June is #Brutalism Month! #Brutalist-04. Toronto’s un-designated 1974 Brutalist Masters Building A at Mill Road and Burnhamthorpe. Image June 4, 2021 Vik
photos 20210603. June is #Brutalism Month! #Brutalist-03. The decent little brutalist building at 350 Bloor St E by Toronto’s Parkin Partnership Architects. Image June 4, 2021 Vik