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i dont know why but i never got around to posting these up. this was actually my first time going to the CNE and i definitely enjoyed taking these photos...

I went on a week long trip to the east coast about a month ago. Didn't have a chance to visit some places like Halifax and PEI, but the weather was quite cooperative during the days we were on Cape Breton and Hopewell Rocks. Anyway, here are the pics. Enjoy! Looking out into the St...

continuing north, i decided i'd split up queen in 2 photo sessions as it's quite long and i thought i'd be more interesting to see each side on its own and then compare. anyway, here's the first part. enjoy.

so i started doing these again. hopefully i'll have a couple more done in the next few weeks. enjoy!

again a bit late with these but here they are. enjoy! FULL SET

Better late than never I guess. Enjoy! Wychwood Barns Greenwood Yards Eglinton Bus Garage Canon Theatre...

For those who have never seen this space before, definitely try to check it out during Doors Open. Enjoy! FULL SET

I had a chance to visit one of the architectural landmarks in Toronto, RTH. Got a nice tour of the building without anyone being in the way and to see it empty. Enjoy! FULL SET

175 buildings of architectural, historic, cultural and/or social significance open their doors to the public. See the Buildings to visit page for our 10th Anniversary bigger and better 2009 roster! Admission is free.

588 TTC workers on big-bucks list 200 more employees join workers paid $100,000 or better Apr 01, 2009 04:30 AM Tess Kalinowski TRANSPORTATION REPORTER Among TTC workers, membership in the province's so-called $100,000 Club jumped by 200 people in 2008. Transit officials say that...

Never went to this festival before but heard some good stuff about the performances that were being held at NPS and thought I'd go down to check it out. I'm really glad I went since the performances by Close-Act were very interesting and well done. Both shows were really creative and managed...

Like I mentioned in my previous thread, I went down again this past weekend to see the changes in the landscape. Enjoy.

Rotterdam-based architects MVRDV recently won the Gwanggyo City Centre Competition with their design of this incredible new city just south of Seoul, South Korea. Envisioned as a verdant acropolis of organic ‘hill’ structures, the proposed complex is a fully self-sufficient city for up to...

Daniel Libeskind recently unveiled a soaring green skyscraper for New York that is constructed of mostly glass and stands to be the city’s tallest residential structure at 900 feet. Dubbed the New York Tower at One Madison Avenue, the 54-story apartment building features a series of ‘sky...

MVRDV and ADEPT win Copenhagen high-rise competition with design ‘Sky Village’ The municipality of Rødovre, an independent municipality of Copenhagen, Denmark, announced today MVRDV and co-architect ADEPT winner of the design competition of the Rødovre Skyscraper. The 116 meter tall tower...

Having seen the photos posted on here of Buffalo, I decided to check it out for myself. Took the megabus there and back which was a quick, comfy and cheap ride. It was a bit funny at customs, trying to explain why I was going to Buffalo and what this Doors Open event was as none of the...

Councillors move to make TTC essential service Oct 21, 2008 10:12 AM Comments on this story (36) John Spears Staff Reporter A trio of city councillors kicked off a campaign this morning at Queen subway station,asking transit riders to help them get the Toronto Transit Commission...

With this nice weather we decided to go to the park during the long weekend. Enjoy.

So continuing west from Yonge, I took on a rather short Bay Street that only runs up to Davenport. A lot of us are already very familiar with it due to the many projects being built on it but hopefully there might be something new that catches your eye. Enjoy...