20220221. The modern building at the Dufferin Gate to Exhibition Place.
Tag Archives: Toronto architecture
20220220. 50 Green Belt Drive, the site of a 2008 double murder-suicide and arson is to be demolished for redevelopment. This building was included in ERA’s 2010 inventory of North York’s modernist architecture.
20220219. This bird turd covered structure at Islington Tower serves as a parking garage exit; fire department connection and garage ventilation.
20220218. The Barrett Centre For Technology Innovation, Perkins & Will, 2019.
20220217. Art Deco Horse Palace (J.J. Woolnough, 1931).
20220216. The recladding of Parkin’s Simpson Tower includes black white walls at street level – for digital advertising perhaps?
20220215. Looking up at the bottom of the table top at OCAD.
20220214. Looking up at Princess Margaret Hospital.
20220213. Now that’s an entrance canopy!
20220211. The gaudy, postmodern and slightly medieval Twentieth Street Junior School.
20220210. The bones of modernism on display during the Riverdale Hospital demolition.
20220209. The indented townhouses at 1 Lynwood Avenue.
20220208. Widdicombe Place (1975) features two condominium towers with clean lines and modern Elements.
20220207. A connection with your reflection at Commerce Court (the two limestone buildings are to be replaced).
20220206. Art Deco Vestibule.
20220205. This unusual row house in Little Portugal features a course stone facade as well as round and stadium-shaped windows.
20220204. The often overlooked Royal Bank Building (20 King St E) in intricate marble with fine detailing. Marani Morris & Allen, 1964.
20220203. The Brutalist entrance to York Woods Library before current renovations will bring a glass atrium to its north side.
20220131. A paramedic’s postmodern post. Toronto Paramedic Services Station 47.
20220130. The Rexdale Presbyterian Church uses glass block windows and wood with a modest wooden cross in its design.
20220129. Fire Department connections in sun and shadow.
20220128. The Winton Place condos are unusual in that they look more institutional than residential.
20220127. The Agnes MacPhail apartment complex features two towers connected by a narrow section in between them.
20220126. At these modern Jane and Finch townhomes, projecting volumes and fenestration orientations alternate.
20220125. A vine like a tree on tesselated concrete at the SCARBOROUGH VILLAGE RECREATION CENTRE.
