20220522. Artik Promotional Products (314 Adelaide St E) sits in a very long industrial building built in 1919.
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20220222. Bracing a facade of built Heritage (John James Funston grocery store, 1885). Happy day of twos!
20211012. The Symes Incinerator Sure Has Changed Over The Last seven Years (Image seT 2 of 2) (2021 Vs 2014).
20210915. Demolition has revealed the full south facade of the 1908 Romanesque Revival St. Patrick’s Church.
20210308. Only the braced facades of heritage buildings remain along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20201221. The Symes Incinerator sure has changed over the last seven years (2020 vs 2013).
20201220. Inside the facade of the 1942 Administrative Office of the Drug Trading Company and soon to be EQ Bank Tower.
20201012. Bracing the facade of one of the heritage buildings along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use development.
20201011. Demolition of heritage buildings behind braced facades continues along King St West for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20200826. Bracing the facades of the heritage buildings along King St West (left – 511 King St W, GW Gouinlock, 1893, Richardsonian Romanesque) for the King Toronto mixed use redevelopment.
20200315. The rear facade of Toronto’s Seventh Post Office (1853, a national historic site) where Conrad Black was taped removing document boxes from his office.
20200202. Toronto City Council has endorsed replacing the brutalist St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts with a new state-of-the-art cultural and civic hub.
20191019. George Brown’s St. James campus dates back to 1874 when Mr. Christie started making good cookies.
20190924. The 1937 Art Deco Paradise Theatre is reopening soon!
20190318. A 46 storey office tower will replace this 1905 commercial building at 156 Front St W. The front facade of the old building will be dismantled and reconstructed.
20190304. The 1833 Thomas Thompson Building (corner) with its 1880 second empire roof and the 1842 173-179 King St E (to the right) with its 1870 mansard roof are part of one of the oldest rows of buildings standing in Toronto.
