photos 20200225. Looking up at a corner of the brutalist ziggurat at 222 Jarvis and home to four Ontario Government ministries. Minimal Aesthetic 147. Surveillance 1. March 20, 2020 Vik
photos 20200201. The McDonald Block complex, the administrative hub of the Ontario government, is undergoing a major reconstruction that will replace all core building systems. March 12, 2020 Vik
photos 20190521. The inline conical pylons of Douglas Coupland’s public art “Four Seasons.” May 23, 2019 Vik
photos 20180618. The Three Watchmen stand tall in the newly renovated College Park atrium. June 19, 2018 Vik
photos 20180126. Deconstructing the Richmond-Adelaide Centre – a complex of buildings by WZMH Architects spanning 51 years with a temporary trailer terrace addition. January 27, 2018 Vik
photos An underground parking exit ramp can be made elegent with the use of patterned precast concrete. January 4, 2018 Vik
photos 20171203. An aerial view of the overturned brown brick brutalist ziggurat – formerly Sears headquarters and now Ontario Government offices. December 4, 2017 Vik
photos 20171126. Remembering the 1966 Richmond-Adelaide Centre before its retrofit and recladding that will match the new EY Tower’s light blue-tinted glazing. November 27, 2017 Vik
photos 20170928. The TR2 Equinix Data Centre north facade is reminiscent of punch cards. September 28, 2017 Vik
photos The cuboid vestibule inside the new Concourse Building inside the new EY Tower August 18, 2017 Vik
photos 20170423. The inline conical pylons of Douglas Coupland’s public art Four Seasons. April 24, 2017 Vik
photos 20170321. A latticework of balconies and concrete forms the facade of the modernist Tower Hill tower. March 22, 2017 Vik
photos 20170313. The College Park atrium, with a railing-free staircase and a wall of wood hoarding, is getting a facelift. March 14, 2017 Vik
photos 20170212. The brutalist blockiness of 55 St. Clair West (Esso Place, WZMH Architects, 1981). February 13, 2017 Vik