Tag Archives: vik pahwa photography
20170505. At Union Station the time is 28 minutes past A. #Toronto #architecture #infrastructure #transit
20170504. York Centre’s pellucid postmodern passageway to the Toronto PATH.
20170503. Balconies in Briar Hill.
20170502. A sky view of Toronto’s CityPlace (Fall 2014).
20170501. When in Royal Bank Plaza’s underground Toronto PATH, don’t forget to look up!
20170430. The late modernist St. Joan of Arc Church (William Saccoccio, 1967) with its hexagonal nave.
20170428. Standing under the Scott Library and sky feeling inclined to go right. Minimal Aesthetic 111.
20170426. An aerial view of the anatomy of a demolition (of the single storey modernist Brink’s Express Company of Canada building).
20170425. It’s time to re-imagine the derelict Wellington Destructor.
20170424. Walls of unfilled roman classic travertine frame the TD Bank Tower Escalator to Concourse.
20170423. The inline conical pylons of Douglas Coupland’s public art Four Seasons.
20140422. Precast Concrete Stairwell Wall. U of T Medical Sciences Building, Minimal Aesthetic 110.
20170421. Demolition of the Gardiner Expressway’s York / Bay / Yonge off-ramp has progressed rapidly in four days.
20170420. Symmetry at the corner of Royal Bank Plaza South.
20170419. Entering the Eaton Centre through a pedestrian bridge soon to be replaced.
20170418. When completed in 1968, Rochdale College was an experiment in alternate learning.
20170417. Metro modernism against a brutalist backdrop.
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.
