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20190823. Facade support structure at future YSL Residences tower development site.
20190822. Head on with the Eaton Centre’s 1 Dundas West office tower.
20190821. The vast CityPlace high-rise neighbourhood.
20190820. The Intercontinental Toronto Centre Hotel (1984) from above.
20190819. Looking down 342 metres from the CN Tower.
20190818. An aerial view of Metropolitan Place at 1 University Avenue.
20190817. A wormhole opens above the brutalist Econolodge Hotel in Smiths Falls.
20190816. Looking across Humber Bay towards the towers of the Humber Bay Shores and Mississauga.
20190815. The CN Tower observation deck times two.
20190813. This modernist and moderne building is about to sprout an office tower.
20190812. 1133 Yonge with its new glassy cladding, reflects clouds in the sky.
20190811. The 1912 Smiths Falls Scherzer rolling-lift railway bridge was operated manually for 63 years from 1915 to 1978 for the Canadian Northern Railway mainline over the Rideau Canal. It is a National Historic Site.
20190809. The Fairmont Royal York Hotel through Union Station’s glass covered TD Carriageway.
20190808. The east facade of Georgian 111 King St E after the wedding. Built in 1841, it survived the Great Fire of 1849.
20190801. A Non-descript strip mall and standard slab tower in North York.
20190731. Putting the size of a GO Train in perspective over the rooftops of Queen Street East.
20190730. Brick Brutalism at the Nathan O. and Roey Hurwich Education Centre / The Abba and Esther Danilack Middle School.
20190728. The modernist North York Korean United Church.
20190724. How to turn a building to be demolished into an advertisement for its replacement.
20190723. The old Weston Bakery is well on its way to becoming the Wonder condos, named after one of Weston’s name brands.
20190720. Parking meter competition is extremely tough these days.
20190719. The Union Station revitalization continues to progress with the opening of this pedestrian tunnel along Front Street.
20190718. Monument to the City of Toronto.
20190717. The Union Station revitalization continues to progress with the opening of this glass covered walkway along Front Street known as the TD Carriageway.
