Tag Archives: financial district
20190831. Peering way up Toronto’s Cadillac Fairview Tower.
20190826. Adelaide Street E of Bay Street facing northwest.
20190818. An aerial view of Metropolitan Place at 1 University Avenue.
20190610. An exterior views of the intricate skylight at Sam Pollack Square in Brookfield Place (Santiago Calatrava, 1992).
20190608. The Financial District from 700 feet.
20190410. The big black dot at Bay Adelaide Centre East.
20190208. Sunset reflections on the Royal Bank Plaza.
20181225. Below the metal Christmas lit canopy of the Allen Lambert Galleria at Toronto’s Brookfield Place.
20180717. Sunlight and its specular and diffuse reflections in a dead end alley.
20180716. Looking south at the narrow block between University Avenue and Simcoe Street.
20180625. The top of the tallest building in the Commonwealth upon completion in 1931 – Commerce Court North.
20180621. The beautiful Bank of Nova Scotia building below.
20180601. The windowless west precast corduroy concrete facade of the Sheraton Centre tower.
20180531. Looking up in a downtown Toronto alley.
20180507. A sliver of sunshine hits the glass tower that blends into the sky.
Taking a phone call in the postmodern PATH.
20180131. The facade of the 1889 Romanesque Revival Frederick Crompton Building, embedded in the HSBC Building (70 York St), includes rustic stone cladding and the repitition of round-arched arcades.
20180126. Deconstructing the Richmond-Adelaide Centre – a complex of buildings by WZMH Architects spanning 51 years with a temporary trailer terrace addition.
20180119. Miesian Desk in Travertine Wall. Minimal Aesthetic 120.
20180111. The endless Green P Parking garage.
20180105. Bipedalism through translucent glass flooring at Toronto’s Brookfield Place.
An underground parking exit ramp can be made elegent with the use of patterned precast concrete.
20171230. Going down into the underground guided by red pipes and yellow curbs.
20171214. Sunny skyscrapers versus the shady rear of the Dominion Public Building (Thomas William Fuller, Beaux Arts, 1931).
