20221123. Crowned modernism on Antibes Drive.
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20221122. Star Chandelier.
20221121. A tower in the Park. Forest Lane Apartments, Westminister, North York, Toronto.
20221120. An attractive TTC traction power substation near Finch Station.
20221119. Seeing the future from an alley in the past.
20221118. The Bathville Towers feature a tower and podium both shaped like parallelograms with one turned 35 degrees from the other resulting in interesting angles where the building meets the street.
20221117. The lines of the modernist Bathville Towers (1966) in North York.
20221116. The Goodland Gardens Apartments, 1974.
20221115. This old lot and rather gritty modernist institutional building would make for great film set for something sinister.
20221114. St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic Church. James Haffa, 1957.
20221113. The south entrance of Scotiabank North Tower at the Bay Adelaide Centre.
20221112. An acute concrete corner at the airport.
20221111. Pre-redevelopment, post drug store.
20221110. McTamney’s, a Toronto Jeweller and Pawnbroker, on Church St is closed (find them on the Danforth) but the storefront remains until, you guessed it, redevelopment of a 57-storey condo tower.
20221109. Panel Palace. 8 York Street, Toronto.
20221108. Go 10 feet under.
20221107. Marc Garneau Collegiate Institute in Flemingdon Park.
20221106. Brutalist building facade. Bathurst and Brooke.
20221105. In one way out the other through the underground loading dock at 123 Edward.
20221104. Prepping for Redevelopment at Adelaide and Ontario in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood.
20221103. Skyscrapers in Fog. Minimal Aesthetic 175.
20221102. Rexdale Alliance Church and the curious cross.
20221101. The modernist apartment buildings of Antibes Drive
20221031. Airport Aerial. Toronto Pearson Terminal 3.
20221030. The Canada Post Ottawa Mail Processing Plant (OMPP). D’Arcy Helmer, 1970.
