Tag Archives: infrastructure
20190707. The damp pedestrian tunnels of Scarborough GO station.
20190705. Bridges, trains and automobiles.
20190701. The often overlooked and rarely visited Glencairn Subway station.
20190618. Transformer House 5. This transformer-containing #modernist shell structure in Bayview Village doesn’t really look like a house as it has no door or windows.
20190617. A Raptors parade means road closures which means new temporary walkways under expressways and under overpasses.
20190612. An elegant TTC tunnel emergency exit between Pioneer Village Station and Highway 407 Station.
20190611. Transformer House 4. This shell house containing a stepdown transformer features a garage and a garden.
20190609. Between Evans Ave, the QEW and the Gardiner Expressway.
20190527. The Eglinton Maintenance and Storage Facilty maintenance pit where Crosstown LRVs will be serviced.
20190516. Today (actually May 14th – I forgot my own anniversary) marks the 8th anniversary for this daily photography blog. Thanks for looking!
20190515. Vanishing down the pedestrian bridge to Toronto Pearson International Airport’s Terminal 1 Express Park Garage.
20190514. Inside the pedestrian bridge between Yorkdale Mall and Yorkdale Station.
20190513. A Brutalist wait for a train at Eglinton West Station
20190507. A pair of mobile rubber-tired Shuttlelift gantry cranes stand ready to assist in pre-constructing new sections for the Gardiner Expressway East re-build.
20190501. The Arthur Erickson designed Eglinton West Station features a 70 metre hexagonal concrete waffle roof with numerous skylights supported by 8 large round columns.
20190430. The Arthur Erickson designed Eglinton West Station features a 70 metre hexagonal concrete waffle slab roof that appears to hover over the station.
20190428. The Crescent Town Bridge to Victoria Park Station.
20190427. Entering the underground in Chinatown.
20190423. Approaching Yorkdale Station platform level.
20190420. The bronzed weathervane-equipped exhaust vents on the 1926 Danforth Avenue Transformer Substation designed by A.E. Salisbury.
20190415. The face on King Street East under the Adelaide St overpass.
20190412. Terminal 1 at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
20190314. This is not post-apocalyptic Etobicoke but rather an old ramp from before the now mostly reconfigured Six Points Interchange.
20190303. The 150 m Bell Canada Pharmacy Avenue Telecommunications Tower was built primarily for long range microwave radio links in the mid 20th century, largely replaced by fibre optic networks today.
