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20170416. Benjamin Brown’s Hermant Building east tower after restoration by ERA Architects.
20170415. Cuboid aluminum mechanical shed. Loretto College School.
20170414. A wide-angle view of the modernist 1961 Gerald Larkin Building south facade. Architect: Somerville, McMurrich & Oxley.
20170413. A wide-angle view of Nathan Phillips Square.
20170412. Brick-clad buildings from different ages: Fairbank Public School vs. St. Hilda’s Senior Care Community.
20170411. Scotia Plaza’s grand entrance atrium.
20170410. Exploring the nebulous city.
20170409. The modernist Evangeline Residence is the second largest women’s shelter in Toronto.
20170408. The Gardiner Expressway’s York St. / Bay St. off-ramp closes for imminent demolition on April 17. Come on a walk tomorrow and check it out before it’s gone: http://goo.gl/EijOH8
20170407. A bug’s eye view of the entrance to the illuminated cast glass wedge at the Fort York Visitor Centre.
20170405. A model modernist triplet in Toronto’s Briar Hill.
20170404. A southbound view of the Brutalist Eglinton West subway station.
20170403. A interesting angle on a largely modernist triangular block.
20170402. The Loretto College School chapel exterior.
20170331. A monochrome match: 501 Adelaide Street W versus the Globe and Mail Centre.
20170330. A bird’s eye view of Skydome, I mean Rogers Centre, and its Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel.
20170329. New and old bents (support columns with horizontal caps) stand side by side at a Gardiner Expressway off-ramp.
20170328. One Spadina is just about ready for Faculty and Staff to move in.
20170327. The new anodized-aluminum-clad SQ Spadina Queen Condos is very close to completion.
20170326. The 1965 Bell Telephone building podium and aluminum-clad tower at 76 Adelaide Street West.
20170325. The conduits for power in a conduit for people – Ossington Station.
20170323. The wall cladding outside Toronto’s biggest ballroom at the Beanfield Centre – formerly the Allstream Centre but forever the automotive building
20170322. Etobicoke’s Viceroy Building is a tiny, old modernist gem; sitting on slender columns, its bulk seems to defy gravity.
20170321. A latticework of balconies and concrete forms the facade of the modernist Tower Hill tower.
