20231103. I am spending next week in Kingston. Any suggestions for what to do and see besides the penitentiary?
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20231102. What a pair on Davenport Road.
20231101. What a facade at the currently closed Strathcona Hotel as it transitions from shelter hotel back normal hotel.
20231031. Yonge Sheppard Centre where concrete facades were clad in black.
20231030. Mid-century medical.
20231029. The view from Ontario Place’s West Island may be for a limited time only. All sorts of people are making the pilgrimage for what may be their last time. @ontarioplace4all
20231028. The United Nations Space Command army troopers have arrived to save Ontario Place!
20231027. A long monotonous row of townhouses in the Junction Triangle. Contrast these with the modernist townhouses featured in yesterday’s photo that features a variety of materials and colours.
20231026. Why have townhouses in rows when you can have them in a circle with a giant communal backyard?
20231025. Courtyards.
20231024. I’ve never seen an almost double decker escalator before. Have you?
20231023. Art in St. Clair West subway station.
20231021. Under the Burlington Bay James N. Allan Skyway.
20231020. A modernist wall with flair.
20231019. Extreme architecture in the Canary District.
20231018. An alley in Kensington Market.
20231017. A very shiny shed in the Canary District.
20231016. More Moriyama Squared. OAC Centennial Arboretum Centre (1974), University of Guelph.
20231015. Over a year, I end up with several ‘outtakes’ or edited photos that don’t quite make the cut for one reason or another. This year I am going to post them starting with this one: Conduit Corridor.
20231014. On the Welland Canal.
20231013. Wireless electrical substation.
20231012. The Favorite.
20231011. What it looks like underneath the pavers at Nathan Phillips Square. Also “Wellspring” by artist Jenine Marsh at Nuit Blanche 2023.
20231010. Scarborough Civic Centre. Notice how each level steps back right of the stairwells and steps forward to the left. An atrium reminiscent of Toronto Reference Library and North York Central Library. All 3 by Raymond Moriyama.
20231009. The mayor’s carpet-walled office at the Scarborough Civic Centre and its round window view.
