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20170314. Eight section dual reflection atrium skylight.
20170313. The College Park atrium, with a railing-free staircase and a wall of wood hoarding, is getting a facelift.
20170312. A pyramid skylight of glass and mullions.
20170311. Expert urban explorers descend the steep concrete rubble slope to the Don River valley below the 401.
20170310. Looking up in a lesser known TTC Finch Station Entrance. Minimal Aesthetic 108.
20170309. Looking up at an Ontario Coat of Arms inscribed skylight inside the Queen’s Park neoclassical marble west atrium.
20170308. The towers of Waterpark City rise over pink June Callwood Park.
20170307. The 1892 Queen Anne Revival 2.5-storey fourplex Henry Mullen Buildings shall remain in the Westbank-developed Mirvish Village.
20170305. The handsome contemporary Art Deco style West Harbour City west podium.
20170304. Up, underneath the Princes’ Gates celebrating 60 years of Confederation. Chapman & Oxley, Beaux Arts, 1927.
20170303. Atop Toronto’s old Unilever factory, a site soon to be transformed by First Gulf
20170302. The apexual architecture of Ten York, wedged between expressway structures, is making a point.
20170301. A new TTC Flexity Outlook LRV, framed by CityPlace, crosses Lake Shore Boulevard.
20170228. An undulating translucent 7 St. Thomas rises out of the 1887 Victorian row house facades below.
20170227. Several new GO Transit coach and cab cars await rush hour in a full North Bathurst Yard.
20160226. Go to Carmen’s Steak House just for the facade.
20170225. Looking down Yonge Street from Summerhill, the downtown core seems to be sprouting buildings.
20170224. Take the contemporary addition to the historic wing at Humber College Lakeshore Campus.
20170223. The billboard towers of the Ordnance Triangle apex mark the tip of the future Garrison Point development.
20170222. Sunset-drenched slab block Modernism at Village Green by Architect John H. Daniels (2/2)
20170221. The 1935 art deco Allenby Theatre, once the Roxy and Toronto home to the The Rocky Horror Picture Show and now a Tim Hortons, designed by the master theatre architects Kaplan & Sprachman, and built for about $10,500.
20170220. Cylindrical Modernism at Village Green by Architect John H. Daniels.
20170218. Skateboarding under murals on an unseasonably warm February afternoon.
20170217. Excavators and stained glass windows, together for a short time during the last days of the Woodgreen Church.
