
Tag Archives: TTC
20151116. Contrary to the sign, Lower Bay Station has been closed 49 years.

20151115. Lower Bay station. Open 6 months, closed 49 years.

20151113. The often overlooked and rarely visited Glencairn Subway station, Toronto.

20151106. The polished granite block massing postmodernism that houses the Sherbourne subway.

20151101. Know your emergency exits! Toronto’s TTC Union Station.

20151023. Light-induced diamonds in the subway.

20151015. Seeking symmetry on a moving subway stairway.

20151013. Night on an empty streetcar platform at Toronto’s St. Clair Station.

20151010. Bug’s eye view of Toronto’s Spadina Station inter-platform walkway.

20151009. Exposed concrete, concealed light. Can you guess which subway station? Minimal Aesthetic 72.

20151006. Southbound night perspective at Toronto’s Eglinton West Station (c.1978, Arthur Erickson).

20150930. One of the most rewarding exits from a TTC station. Can you guess which one?

20150722. An appealing subterranean passageway at Toronto’s Wilson TTC subway station.

20150721. Toronto’s TTC York University busway threads its way through the Finch Hydro Corridor.

20150718. Blue sky bars and concrete shadows. Lawrence West subway station, Toronto. Minimal Aesthetic 62.

20150707. The wonderful concrete modernism of Toronto’s Wilson Station bus terminal.

20150421. A southbound night view of the Eglinton West subway station. Toronto.

20150420. Toronto’s very modern Eglinton West subway station really shines at night.

20150419. Above a dark TTC Eglinton West station flanked on both sides by an empty Allen Rd in Toronto.

20150403. TTC Spadina subway station’s stimulating secondary entrance. Toronto.

20150305. “The next station is Yorkdale, Yorkdale Station.” Toronto’s TTC Line 1 runs north up the Allen Expy.

20150302. Toronto’s modern, functional, handsome yet understated St. George TTC Subway transformer station (1963).

20150301. The Brutalistic pre-cast concrete lines of Toronto’s TTC Kipling Station electrical substation.

20150213. Pipes and handrails follow stairwell contours in Toronto’s TTC Pape Subway station.
