20221214. Waterlink in the fog at Pier 27.
Tag Archives: condominiums
20220520. The Grand Harbour condominium tower complex is a decent postmodern highrise. Oh no, is postmodern architecture growing on me?
20220507. The new Hill and Dale Residences feature very clear reflections despite having bird-friendly glass.
20220502. Concrete detailing can add so much to a building. Here, 10 Prue Ave uses precast corduroy concrete panels on the balconies and under the windows.
20220227. A shiny and angular condo tower stairwell enclosure at Harris Square.
20220226. The unique Chaplin Place condos by Shar-Dee Towers Limited, 1984.
20220128. The Winton Place condos are unusual in that they look more institutional than residential.
20210921. One tiny tree in a garden of glass.
20210904. Minimal Aesthetic #156. Looking up at the Fleur Condos.
20210619. June Is Brutalism Month! Brutalist-19. The other side of Toronto’s Masters condominiums feature funky concrete stairwells.
20210604. June is #Brutalism Month! #Brutalist-04. Toronto’s un-designated 1974 Brutalist Masters Building A at Mill Road and Burnhamthorpe.
20210522. Looking up at the self storage orange of the Livmore rental condos.
20210516. A Blue Diamond Condos facade.
20210222. The slender north facade of the Monde Condominiums on the East Bayfront. Moshe Safdie and Quadrangle Architects, 2016.
20210221. A side profile of the impressive Brutalist Masters Condos of Etobicoke’s Markland Wood.
20210212. The shifting balconies of the 1Thousand Bay Condos.
20210110. The Emerald Park Condos rise over a North York hood like giant trees.
20201228. Enigma on the Park is certainly an enigma and a place to be cautious if hallucinating.
20201010. The westmost of three identical 22-storey modern condo towers known as Millgate Manor seems to be a big slab of concrete that fills up the sky.
20200912. From the right perspective, the PJ Condos present the optical illusion of tapering down to almost nothing.
20200908. The rear of 149-157 Bathurst Street, a row of houses to be demolished for a condo development by RAW Design.
20200812. The beautiful brutalist Masters Condominiums Building B at 296-300 Mill Road, Markland Wood, Etobicoke, Toronto (Kelton Architects & Planners, 1976).
20200504. With the East United Condos nearing completion, it isn’t to early to say that this development is discordant at best.
20200409. Five high-rise condos surround a small 1983 brick and concrete tower at the once low-rise intersection of Jarvis and Dundas.
20191118. Take a seat in the CityPlace canyon.
