20211102. Wrapped heritage facades along King Street West mark the front of the King Toronto construction site.
Tag Archives: construction
20211101. Looking into a big old brick box at the King Toronto Construction site.
20211030. The Well is rising fast.
20211029. The Entertainment District (now the Toronto Downtown West BIA) is construction central with tower cranes active at Nobu Residences Toronto, Maverick, 55 Mercer and 19 Duncan.
20211002. Why not use a cold milling machine to tear up that concrete? Queen Street gets some much needed track replacement near City Hall.
20210926. Mount Dennis, the western terminal station of the The Crosstown LRT, includes a new station on both the Union Pearson Express and GO Transit Kitchener line and a Toronto Transit Commission bus terminal.
20210912. Meet your LRV on The Crosstown LRT. Line 5 opens in 2022.
20210911. Science Centre Station on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT is nearly complete.
20210909. Dynamic testing of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT coupled light rail vehicles has begun between Laird Dr. and Kennedy Rd.
20210507. Workers renovate an apartment building at 205 Morningside Ave.
20210308. Only the braced facades of heritage buildings remain along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20210302. Traffic time lapse during a break in the rehabilitation of the Gardiner Expressway (Summer 2020).
20210223. The construction office at 19 Duncan is mounted directly to the facade support structure.
20210222. The slender north facade of the Monde Condominiums on the East Bayfront. Moshe Safdie and Quadrangle Architects, 2016.
20210202. The anatomy of construction at 75 The Esplanade.
20210115. In the construction pit at Kennedy Station where the Eglinton Crosstown will end.
20210114. Putting into perspective just how big a traffic light is with an unusual installation at a parking garage entrance.
20201220. Inside the facade of the 1942 Administrative Office of the Drug Trading Company and soon to be EQ Bank Tower.
20201212. The new Storm Water Quality Facility (SWQF) at Lake Shore and Cherry to treat urban run-off from new West Don Lands development.
20201208. Capturing the past and the future of Toronto’s Port Lands (Don Mouth Naturalization Project by Waterfront Toronto).
20201011. Demolition of heritage buildings behind braced facades continues along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20200825. Mirror Town circa 2014.
20200716. Charles Street will soon have an 8th high-rise – 68 Charles St E may be known as The Manhattan for this heritage building’s style.
20200619. Removing a section of the Jarvis Street on-ramp.
20200617. A piece of old on-ramp sits above Jarvis Street waiting to be removed.
