20230601. The lines of T3 Bayside on the Eastern Bayfront (Toronto’s tallest timber-framed building).
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20230119. The entrance to 33 Bloor and the Bloor-Yonge subway station.
20221124. V is for very nice elevator lobby. Bay Adelaide Centre East.
20221014. Part of the Lester B. Pearson Building (WZMH, 1973).
20220407. York Centre’s pellucid postmodern passageway to the PATH.
20220216. The recladding of Parkin’s Simpson Tower includes black white walls at street level – for digital advertising perhaps?
20211025. The Village By the Grange is a large scale mixed use project completed in 1980 by the ubiquitous WZMH Architects.
20211021. The Monoliths Of Royal Bank Plaza … are gone!
20210224. At the Government of Ontario ziggurat (222 Jarvis), one will find four ministries.
20210213. Sometimes the demolition of one building reveals an impressive view of another. Jorgensen Hall, Ryerson University, WZMH Architects, 1971.
20210208. Scotia Plaza Tower Grid.
20210128. 777 Bay Street gleams at dusk. Webb Zerafa Menkes (now WZMH Architects), 1983.
20210101. The Kingsview (1960) on the Kingsway, a brutal modern luxury cellular tower.
20200810. Appreciating the Toronto Star building before it is incorporated into the new mega-development at One Yonge by Pinnacle International and Hariri Pontarini Architects.
20200801. A closer look at the top of Scotia Plaza and its two window cleaning cranes.
20200705. Sometimes the demolition of one building reveals an impressive view of another. Jorgensen Hall, Ryerson University, WZMH Architects, 1971.
20200621. Brutalism at the Toronto Star Building (1971) includes coarse aggregate concrete.
20200508. The fairly remarkable 1974 Crossways apartment towers at Bloor and Dundas have a surprisingly narrow west profile.
20200424. The sun glints over the Sun Life Centre.
20200420. Sun but no life at the Sun Life Building.
20200402. The Shangri-La Hotel and Residences between the towers of the Sun Life Centre.
20200325. The monoliths of Royal Bank Plaza.
20200324. Looking up at the EY Tower’s very interesting northwest corner at the Richmond-Adelaide Centre.
20200323. An impressive array of scaffolding slowly takes over the facade of the Ontario Government’s Mowat Block as they prepare to move, assess and pallet all limestone pavers on the building as part of the Macdonald Block Resconstruction Project.
20200303. An east profile reveals the EY Tower’s protrusion at the Richmond-Adelaide Centre.
