20220513. An aerial view of the Alan Brown building reveals a little park terrace with grass and children’s playground.
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20220313. An Art Deco inspired parking garage in pink and orange near hospital row.
20211220. Patterned glass reflection at the Sick Kids Research Centre. Minimal Aesthetic #162.
20210623. Brutalist June continues with Brutalism #23. Uno Prii’s Alan Brown building (1983) is one of a kind.
20200824. Contrasting the size of the small row houses on Elm Street with the massive SickKids Research Institute.
20200811. On Elm Street, the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry reflects the Hospital for Sick Children.
20190321. On Elm Street, the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry reflects the Hospital for Sick Children.
20170104. Pink-orange postmodernism (McMurtry-Scott Building) provides the backdrop for a row of 19th-century semi-detached gothic revival houses (left-1889, right 1860) on Gerrard Street West. #toronto #architecture #postmodern
20161220. Celebrated Canadian architect Uno Prii, known for sculpted concrete buildings in Toronto, dabbled with rectilinear forms in his later years including the 1983 Brutalist Alan Brown Building, a staff residence for The Hospital for Sick Children.
20140124. The interior of the newly opened MaRS Centre Phase 2 atrium. University and College, Toronto.
Mars 2 features a 62 foot high skylit atrium and LEED Gold certification. Designed by B+H Architects and developed by Alexandria.
