20211002. Why not use a cold milling machine to tear up that concrete? Queen Street gets some much needed track replacement near City Hall.
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20191109. Looking down on the John Street Roundhouse.
20170502. A sky view of Toronto’s CityPlace (Fall 2014).
20151003. Looking up at 1 of 3 interior 21 metre delta frames supporting Toronto’s Queen Richmond Centre West.
20150716. Grab a Mill Street Brew at Toronto’s UP Express Union Station CIBC UPstairs Lounge.
20150618. A limited time view of the dwarfed row houses of Widmer Street.
20150617. Entering Toronto’s UP Express downtown terminal.
20150616. Toronto’s UP Express downtown terminal integrates well with the Skywalk.
20150612. The Union Pearson Express downtown terminal with bands of oak veneer is warm and inviting.
20150504. An aerial shot of Toronto’s John Street Roundhouse.
Visit during Doors Open! http://goo.gl/vdsIu8
20150227. In an aerial photo of Toronto, The CN Tower stand sentinel over the downtown west.
Spadina Street stretches out to the north and if you look carefully you can see its intersections with King and Queen. Most of the King-Spadina Heritage Conservation District is also visible of which a study is being conducted. Queen West, Kensington Market, Chinatown and the Entertainment District are all visible.
To the right are the unmistakeable forms of the blue Art Gallery of Ontario and the checkered pattern of the Ontario College of Art’s Sharp Centre for Design. North of that in the top right corner is the massive brutalist Robarts Library and the University of Toronto Campus. In the foreground the Ritz Carlton dominates the skyline apart from the very tall CN Tower.