20231227. Winter is a great time to explore the largely postmodern PATH. Here’s a portal pad between escalators in Commerce Court.
Tag Archives: financial district
20230627. Do we really need more glass office boxes downtown? Bay Adelaide Centre (from 2016).
20230609. Round Richmond Station Fenestration.
20230604. Positively postmodern.
20230528. Building Reflections III.
20230526. Building reflections I.
20230525. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen 8 AM on a weekday morning. Traffic downtown is still not as busy as the pre-pandemic days and this is reflected in the highest office vacancy rate in 30 years.
20230419. Stairs squared separated by scores streaming to the escalator.
20230417. CIBC vs. TD. rt TD Centre Toronto Financial District BIA
20230404. Mies’ salty steps.
20230312. Before Bay Adelaide Centre North.
20230127. A reflection of art and a secant of a circle at Bay Adelaide Centre.
20230111. Looking up at the tallest building in the Commonwealth upon completion in 1931 – Commerce Court North.
20221124. V is for very nice elevator lobby. Bay Adelaide Centre East.
20221113. The south entrance of Scotiabank North Tower at the Bay Adelaide Centre.
20221103. Skyscrapers in Fog. Minimal Aesthetic 175.
20221020. Reflections of modernism in contemporary glass.
20221009. A spot of art at Bay Adelaide Centre East. Minimal Aesthetic 174.
20220409. Toronto Dominion Centre reflected in Royal Bank Plaza.
20220407. York Centre’s pellucid postmodern passageway to the PATH.
20220216. The recladding of Parkin’s Simpson Tower includes black white walls at street level – for digital advertising perhaps?
20220207. A connection with your reflection at Commerce Court (the two limestone buildings are to be replaced).
20220204. The often overlooked Royal Bank Building (20 King St E) in intricate marble with fine detailing. Marani Morris & Allen, 1964.
20220111. Connecting holes in a modern concrete wall.
20220110. The lines of the Munich RE Centre (1973).
