Walking down Queen Street East this past weekend on my way to photograph Riverside, I passed Sumach Street; the colour of these interesting pieces caught my eye and drew me in. At 60 Sumach Street sits The Magic Building. I’m… Read More »Magic on Sumach Street
Outside the Kelly Library, St. Michael’s College (U of T) at 113 St. Joseph Street, resides Untitled by sculptor William McElcheran. This bronze sculpture was installed on June 6, 1973 as a plastic piece before being bronzed a few years… Read More »“Untitled”
The Simcoe WaveDeck is one of four WaveDecks along Toronto’s Harbourfront. Located at the foot of Simcoe Street – 234 Queen’s Quay West to be exact – it opened in June 2009. Located at the water’s edge, the wooden Simcoe… Read More »Simcoe WaveDeck
This 2016 monument of James Till PhD and Ernest McCulloch MD, created by artist Ruth Abernethy, resides at the MaRS Discovery District, 101 College Street. James Till PhD and Ernest McCulloch MD are globally recognized as the Fathers of Stem… Read More »Drs. James Till & Ernest McCulloch
St. Paul’s Basilica is the oldest Roman Catholic congregation in Toronto. It is located at 83 Power Street in the Corktown neighbourhood, near the intersection of Queen and Parliament Streets. Created by architect Joseph Connolly in the Romanesque Revival style,… Read More »St. Paul’s Basilica
And exactly where is Clover Hill Park you may ask? Situated in the northwest corner of Bay Street and St. Joseph Street, it is nestled in amongst the University of Toronto buildings and St. Basil’s Catholic Parish at U of… Read More »Clover Hill Park
A little black and white photo exercise today, focusing on the curves and angles of a few downtown structures.
On the side of the Bond Place Hotel (which is currently serving as a Dixon Hall shelter) at 65 Dundas Street East there resides a 28-storey-tall mural entitled We Answer The Call. This mural shines a spotlight on nurses nationwide.… Read More »“We Answer The Call”
I discovered these on King Street East a couple of weeks ago while walking over to Sumach Street to photograph the Cube House (if you’d like to read that post you’ll find it here). Above these supports lie the Richmond… Read More »Underpass Art
Are they giant teeth? Elephants? Modern art? For years I’ve noticed these structures in the Taylor Creek Park area beside the Don Valley Parkway. I’m sure anyone who has driven up or down the DVP has noticed these and wondered…… Read More »“Elevated Wetlands”