Tag Archives: entertainment district
20180418. Strolling under the steel support structure of the Canadian Westinghouse facade.
20180219. Pearl St will soon transform from a street to skyscrapers to a street of skyscrapers.
20180130. This fine specimen of 1878 industrial architecture at 15 Mercer St., built by Langley, Langley & Burke as stables for Verral Cab, Omnibus and Baggage Transfer Co., shall play facade for the 45-storey twin tower Nobu Residences, a condo, hotel, dining complex owned by Nobu Hospitality, a chain founded partly by Robert DeNiro.
20180124. This small block of heritage buildings at Duncan and Adelaide shall sprout two 55-plus-storey condo towers.
20180114. A polygonal cross-section of the PATH’s Skywalk.
20180112.The two ends of a roundhouse.
20171223. A wide angle view across the Union Station train shed.
20171213. Facing bay 17 on the John Street Roundhouse turntable.
20171206. Looking up at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building elliptic skylight.
20171125. The pleasing geometry of the Sun Life Centre West Tower.
A trio of hammers break up concrete at Queen St W and McCaul St.
20170921. Toronto’s Citigroup Place gleams in the evening sun (123 Front Street West).
20170912. Underneath Torque, the angled pedestrian overpass on Simcoe St.
20170911. The Picasso Condos is a conglomeration of cuboids. Taken April 2016.
20170529. Looking up at Toronto’s Citigroup Place (123 Front Street West).
Underneath the Dream House at Ice Condos. Vong Phaophanit and Claire Oboussier, 2015.
20170805. 2 x QRC West.
20170610. Metro Toronto Convention Centre North Building rear side facade. Minimal Aesthetic 113.
20170330. A bird’s eye view of Skydome, I mean Rogers Centre, and its Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel.
20161229. Inside the open podium under the Tableau Condominiums.
20161225. Only two walls of the heritage-designated 1927 Canadian Westinghouse Building remain standing as construction commences on the future two-building King Blue Condominium and Hotel complex.
20131124. In David Pecaut Square, there’s a portal to the underground… concourse called Metrocentre.
20161120. The early 20th-century mid-rise commercial buildings of the Toronto Entertainment District and future King-Spadina Heritage Conservation District (between King, Adelaide, Simcoe and Duncan Streets). #Toronto #architecture #aerial #HCD
20160802 Looking west along Adelaide St, it is apparent that Toronto’s core is condominium central.
