Tag Archives: toronto
20161118. A TTC Flexity Outlook LRV rises from the underground.
20161117. Leaving Union Station heading westbound.
20161116. Between embankment, off-ramp and refuse, the CN Tower guides the way.
20161115. The temporary rear view of Toronto’s St. Lawrence Hall. Architect William Thomas, Classic Revival, 1851.
20161114. When Stars Align. Minimal Aesthetic 102.
20161114. Mirrored Oblique Intersection. Minimal Aesthetic 101.
20161112. “Night Truss” and “Centre Span Xs” on the Queen Street Viaduct.
20161110. A column terminates the sweeping curve of the Toronto Ismaili Centre front facade.
20161109. A full-height view of the First Canadian Place tower.
20161108. The early 20th-century mid-rise commercial and industrial buildings of the Fashion District between King and Wellington Streets.
20161107. A crystalline glass roof rises above a landscaped tree line at the Toronto Ismaili Centre in Don Mills, next to the Aga Khan Museum. Designed by Charles Correa and Moriyama & Teshima Architects.
20161106. The interesting and varied historic architecture of Spadina Avenue. From left to right: WJ Gage building, Darling Building, Tower Building, Reading Building, Fashion Building and The Morgan Condominiums (built 2002).
20161105. The box that is Italinteriors Contract at 445 King Street East.
20161104. The Broadview Hotel, once Jilly’s strip club, looks splendid once again.
20161103. Toronto’s safest and most impressive hoarding. Made of shipping containers, it protects the sidewalk in front of a government building slated for demolition at 880 Bay Street.
20161102. The distinctive concave facade of the Ontario Court of Justice Criminal Youth and Family Courts Building. Peter Dickinson,1957.
20161101. The grand classical entrance to the recently renovated Nelson Mandela Park Public School.
20161030. Heading in to the underground at Spadina Station.
20161028. A skyward view of the Exhibit Condos cubes askew.
20161027. A parkade perspective below a pair of pedestrian bridges tempts the would-be traveler at Terminal 1.
20161025. A TTC Flexity Outlook LRV (light rail vehicle / streetcar) heads underground on route to Union Station.
20161020. New additions to the steadily densifying South Core include, from left to right, the Sun Life Financial tower, Harbour Plaza Residences (under construction) and RBC WaterPark Place III.
20161023. The Eaton Centre is a facade of quadrilaterals.
20161022. Sun and shadow contrast strongly on LCBO’s big box warehouse, site of a large future Menkes development.
