photos 20240407. Why bother with west facing windows when you live on Highway 27 (across from the last leg of the Finch LRT). Image April 8, 2024 Vik
photos 202020604. These days a lot of modern churches need protection from the elements. Ti Agia Maria & St Demiana Church. Image June 4, 2022 Vik
photos 20220528. The funky port-cochere at 2413 Islington Ave features trapezoidal concrete supports with round openings in them. Image May 28, 2022 Vik
photos 20220518. The Elmbank Community Centre looks like a big postmodern robot head. Image May 18, 2022 Vik
photos 20220512. The round building at the Robert J. Smith Apartments. Irving Boigon, 1966, Rexdale. Image May 12, 2022 Vik
photos 20220414. The Robert J. Smith Apartments. Irving Boigon, 1966, Rexdale. Image April 14, 2022 Vik
photos 20220406. The residential strip mall make sense. Rexdale Mews features an elevated townhouse complex with private entrances. Image April 6, 2022 Vik
photos 20220404. The Canadian Tire with the Googie gas bar (Rexdale, 1968, see image 20220308) features novel brick work. Image April 4, 2022 Vik
photos 20220403. Sunday is a good day for a church. Here is St. Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church in Rexdale. Image April 2, 2022 Vik
photos 20220402. The typical Etobicoke Hydro Substation was available in various colours of brick. These buildings use transformers to step down the voltage of electricity for home use. Image April 2, 2022 Vik
photos 20220401. Like a giant Y, the Tedford Gardens apartment building stretches off into the distance. Image April 1, 2022 Vik
photos 20220322. Although overcast here, the Toronto West Seventh Day Adventist Church casts a shadow shaped like a mountain with regular peaks. Image March 22, 2022 Vik
photos 20220319. The amazing Mount Olive Seventh-day Adventist Church with its high pitch curved roof (rear). Image March 18, 2022 Vik
photos 20220318. The amazing Mount Olive Seventh-day Adventist Church with its curved and spiked concave gable (front). Image March 18, 2022 Vik
photos 20220316. #Rexdale 4. Mounds of dirt stand where a new mall will replace the demolished Sears warehouse in Rexdale. One of the first Contact Photo exhibits I went to featured photos of mounds not unlike these ones. Guess it stuck with me. Image March 16, 2022 Vik
photos 20220310. This mixed-use strip mall features a breeze wall on the upper floor providing privacy to renters. Image March 10, 2022 Vik
photos 20220309. Rexdale Mall was built in 1956, enclosed in 1972, demolished in 2004 yet the former Zellars/Towers structure survives as the Fresh Value grocery store and a bunch of small businesses – a true Remnant of Mid-Century Toronto. Image March 9, 2022 Vik
photos 20220308. The googie gas bar (Canadian Tire, Rexdale, 1968). Googie architecture can also be called expressionist, mid-century modern, space age, Populuxe and Doo Wop and originates at the defunct Googies Coffee Shop in Hollywood. The style features curvilinear geometric shapes and upswept roofs. Image March 8, 2022 Vik
photos 20220218. The Barrett Centre For Technology Innovation, Perkins & Will, 2019. Image February 18, 2022 Vik
photos 20220130. The Rexdale Presbyterian Church uses glass block windows and wood with a modest wooden cross in its design. Image February 1, 2022 Vik