20240305. Porte-cochère II.
Tag Archives: mississauga
20231222. The only thing to do is climb but which way?
20221112. An acute concrete corner at the airport.
20221031. Airport Aerial. Toronto Pearson Terminal 3.
20220903. Fenced in by Pearson Airport and Hwy 401 is Convair Drive the road to the airport infield.
20220831. Another unique, although modified, porte cochere or entrance canopy at the Century Park tower in Port Credit.
20211224. The blue glass building in the business park (with a seemingly postmodern take on the art deco style).
20211213. The little mirrored utility box behind the big glass building.
20211212. The handsome Walden Circle Apartments in Clarkson, Mississauga incorporate angles in its front elevation.
20211114. A postmodern strip mall in Cooksville features a gatehouse and tower reminiscent of a castle.
20211112. Ventilation Fenestration (Mississauga Hospital, Trillium Health Partners). Minimal Aesthetic #161.
20211111. A modern Mississauga mid-rise with an unusual shape in profile.
20210418. The Bell Canada Creekbank Campus looks futuristic sitting above Etobicoke Creek.
20210402. Not only is this Etobicoke Creek valley the border between Toronto and Mississauga, it is a beautiful place too.
20200321. Wall and railing at the Lorne Park Water Treatment Plant.
20200320. A concrete tree stump access point to the reservoir below at the Lorne Park Water Treatment Plant.
20210305. Welcome to the Twin Pines Mobile Home Park.
20200902. Now that’s a serious modern canopy – thin smooth concrete curved into a early space age shape.
20200808. Applewood Place in Applewood, Mississauga, 26 floors of 1996 condominium.
20200807. A breeze block section of wall helps ventilate a one storey parking Garage at the very well maintained modern mid-rise at 1525 Bloor St in east Mississauga.
20200806. Burnhamthorpe, Etobicoke has not changed much in the last 60 years. With a high density of modern mid-rises, one can find funky canopies like this flaring upturned gem.
20200805. The High Point Mall Medical Centre in Mississauga. Not sure whether it’s the high point of medical care but look at the coarse aggregate concrete!
Lighting up the Mississauga Transitway with “Building Colour,” the art of Panya Clark Espinal.
Spectrum station’s colourful waiting area on the #Mississauga #Transitway @MiWayHelps @citymississauga #MiWay #architecture #transit #busway
20170905. Etobicoke Creek Station on the Mississauga Transitway at night.
