Tag Archives: financial district
20171126. Remembering the 1966 Richmond-Adelaide Centre before its retrofit and recladding that will match the new EY Tower’s light blue-tinted glazing.
A dirty granite reflection of the pre-eminent TD Centre Bank Tower.
Cordoned off by concrete and no one to watch your back.
20170922. An aerial view of Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York in profile.
20170914. Lavatory self-reflection ad infinitum.
20170828. Toronto’s bank building skyline from below and the ex-Trump Adelaide Hotel.
Looking up at Metropolitan Place (1 University Avenue).
The cuboid vestibule inside the new Concourse Building inside the new EY Tower
20170810. Taking a close up look at the 1973 modern Munich RE Centre.
20170711. The unparalleled simplicity of Mies van der Rohe’s Toronto-Dominion Centre is still evident today on its 50th anniversary.
20170711. Having lunch at the foot of a massive monolithic Mies masterpiece on its 50th anniversary.
20170625. Bay Adelaide Centre West wide angle.
20170618. An askew view of vertically scored precast concrete. Minimal Aesthetic 115.
20170504. York Centre’s pellucid postmodern passageway to the Toronto PATH.
20170501. When in Royal Bank Plaza’s underground Toronto PATH, don’t forget to look up!
20170424. Walls of unfilled roman classic travertine frame the TD Bank Tower Escalator to Concourse.
20170420. Symmetry at the corner of Royal Bank Plaza South.
20170411. Scotia Plaza’s grand entrance atrium.
20170326. The 1965 Bell Telephone building podium and aluminum-clad tower at 76 Adelaide Street West.
20170125. Looking up at the First Canadian Place tower from behind bars.
20170108. The Art Deco Concourse Building at 100 Adelaide St W is back.
20170106. In an anthropogenic canyon in Toronto’s Financial District.
20170105. Below the metal canopy of the Allen Lambert Galleria at Toronto’s Brookfield Place (Holiday Version).
20161227. Winter has arrived outside and inside the PATH (Sun Life Centre Concourse Entrance). #Toronto, #art, #PATH, Toronto PATH, Toronto Financial District BIA, Financial District, Toronto
