Images
20180822. Fire Escape
20180818. A section of the Imperial Oil refinery in Sarnia, Ontario.
20180815. A strip mall with variety.
20180718. The fully-exposed 1872 Fire Hall #3 clock tower and support-framed facadism highlight these now unrecognizable blocks northwest of Yonge and College.
20180609. Demolition at sunset. This 1940 building and the lot it is on will be replaced by 1500 condo units in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood.
20180414. Beams, bents, bollards and bollards under Kipling.
20180410. A 48-year aged and fire-damaged concrete facade at Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute. Can such surfaces be restored?
20180211. Kipling Station has new cladding and a new spelling.
20180208. A truncated and transparent Honest Ed’s facade. Taken January 25, 2018.
20180125. At the Westbank Honest Ed’s development, Trainers Fitness topples next to the AltermaThinking holdout (and pretty neat store). #Toronto #redevelopment #architecture #demolition @VillageMirvish @Mirvish_Village @MirvishVillage @UrbStrat
20180108. The non-existent Honest Ed Alley.
20171116. The so-called Porcupine drain, on the site of the demolished St. Lawrence North Market, a site used for food retailing for 214 years, dates back to 1831.
20170913. The east facade of the Toronto Fire and EMS Training Centre.
Looking up at Metropolitan Place (1 University Avenue).
University of Ottawa’s Brutalist Morisset Hall was built in 1972 to centralize library system administration.
20170721. Bemi’s Brutalist Bibliothèque (Ottawa Public Library main branch).
20170714. Colonel By Hall, the Brutalist home of University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Engineering.
20170708. Ottawa’s Place Bell Parkade, a striking array of slits and slats.
20170703. Shadows of trench-spanning struts at the Strachan Avenue railway underpass.
20170702. Ottawa’s 1966 modern precast concrete Burnside Building.
