Tag Archives: demolition
20190306. Another parking garage and a great place for elevated views bites the dust. Yorkville between Bay, Yonge, Yorkville and Cumberland.
20190131. Remembering the demolition of one of Dickinson’s modernist towers in Regent Park.
20190119. A sad demolition can be pretty when it snows. Bye-bye Davisville Public School, you were special.
20190117. The main pod of the impressive modernist Davisville Public School is looking very different these days.
20181221. Demolition follows the securing of former storefronts in the process of facadism. The original storefronts are in the second image below.
20181217. One and a half pods down at the demolition of Davisville Public School, one of Toronto’s most impressive modernist schools.
20181215. And so the demolition of Davisville Public School, one of Toronto’s most impressive modernist schools, has begun.
20181010. Walking through a shipping container walkway (from 2016).
20180914. This is not a safe parking garage to leave your car in.
20180909. Lost Hallway.
20180819. From fortune cookie factory and typesetters to pizza (Bianca) condos.
20180718. The fully-exposed 1872 Fire Hall #3 clock tower and support-framed facadism highlight these now unrecognizable blocks northwest of Yonge and College.
20180609. Demolition at sunset. This 1940 building and the lot it is on will be replaced by 1500 condo units in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood.
20180401. Say goodbye to these white facades on Dufferin north of Queen as they get torn down for a trio of generic mid-rise condos. A sentimental second take.
20180331. Say goodbye to the white facade strip on Dufferin north of Queen as it gets torn down for a trio of generic mid-rise condos.
20180208. A truncated and transparent Honest Ed’s facade. Taken January 25, 2018.
20180125. At the Westbank Honest Ed’s development, Trainers Fitness topples next to the AltermaThinking holdout (and pretty neat store). #Toronto #redevelopment #architecture #demolition @VillageMirvish @Mirvish_Village @MirvishVillage @UrbStrat
20171228. Demolishing heritage architecture on College St to make way for the Design Haus condos.
20171118. Keeping the north art deco facade of the former Water Works building.
20171116. The so-called Porcupine drain, on the site of the demolished St. Lawrence North Market, a site used for food retailing for 214 years, dates back to 1831.
Demolition and development in Humber Bay as Kraft’s Mr. Christie’s Factory gives way.
20170615. A look back at the 2015 demolition of a modernist Peter Dickinson Regent Park tower in the park.
20170522. Knocking down large steel girders like Dominoes at the Gardiner Expressway York Bay Yonge off-ramp demolition.
20170520. The Gardiner York Bay Yonge off-ramp demolition has reached York St which will be cleared this weekend.
