20211230. Art Deco 2. The mid-century modern midrise with the art deco entrance (#2).
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20211229. The mid-century modern midrise with the art deco entrance.
20211228. Perspective at a Mimico federal Housing Cooperative.
20211227. The Humber River Hospital hovers over houses in Downsview.
20211226. Shiny industrial park modernism in Etobicoke.
20211225. The Christmas flower display at the Centennial Park and Conservatory is quite impressive. Merry Christmas!
20211224. The blue glass building in the business park (with a seemingly postmodern take on the art deco style).
20211223. Entering the parkade (with a seemingly postmodern take on the art deco style).
20211222. The twisted form of York University’s new School of Continuing Studies has exterior walls that are upright onlyat the centre.
20211221. The greenhouse-inspired structure above the patio outside New Fort Hall at Hotel X has a new skin. The hall features glass floors both in and out with foundations of former barracks of nearby Fort York below.
20211220. Patterned glass reflection at the Sick Kids Research Centre. Minimal Aesthetic #162.
20211219. Get out of here, a sixth one of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan!
20211218. A rear view on the fifth of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan.
20211217. Oh my, the fourth of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan.
20211216. A third one of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan.
20211215. Another one of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan.
20211214. One of the amazing emergency exits on TTC’s Line 1 extension to Vaughan.
20211213. The little mirrored utility box behind the big glass building.
20211212. The handsome Walden Circle Apartments in Clarkson, Mississauga incorporate angles in its front elevation.
20211211. The intersection of modernist stone is at Bayview and York Mills with the arena, fire station and mall occupying different corners.
20211210. The modern townhouse (in Don Mills) complete with tile work, brick wall patterns and two shades of brick.
20211209. Tiffany Place (11 Wincott Dr, 1975) is a handsome late-modern high-rise with segmented facades in brown brick.
20211208. The building with the crown of curved crenellations.
20211207. Pei vs. van der Rohe through bird-friendly glass.
20211206. Merton 5. Le Corbu (194 Merton St) is the coolest name for a repurposed loft building with modern curves (formerly home to Green Forest Lumber – logo on left side).
