If you like good techno music, do yourself a favor and buy a plane ticket to Berlin.

Given the close proximity to universities and mega healthcare, these units should be a synch to rent out.

Looks like a cheap copy of a Zaha Hadid design.

New Delhi is quite a disaster – a master-planned capital gone horribly wrong. Pollution like I have never seen before, extreme economic and social disparity, inadequate infrastructure and civic services, and parasitic sprawl that continues unabated as the urban population explodes.

The Red Lion?? What a shame... I used to enjoy that patio in the summertime!

TD has by far the largest retail branch and ABM network in the GTA, the longest operating hours, consistently wins the most awards for customer service and satisfaction and has the most ambitious retail growth plan of any financial institution in the city.

Agreed. It speaks to the whole concept of disposability. Archivist: were you able to check out the Leona Drive Project up in North York?

SP!RE: it's a shame you're too young to have experienced the Village even a few years ago – it actually used to be more of a destination and really a lot of fun! Not very much left on the strip these days...

Excellent image! Ottawa truly does have some of the most hideous commercial buildings of any Canadian city.

Huh?!? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Brutalist_buildings_in_Canada

This one from the Globe: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/toronto-set-to-slash-343-million-in-big-hurt-budget/article1336814/ Toronto set to slash $343-million in ‘big hurt' budget Departments asked for permanent cuts of 5 per cent a year The City of Toronto aims...

At least the building doesn't leak like so many in Vancouver... unless it does...

Sorry, I get a nosebleed when I travel north of Bloor St.

Mississauga Valley looks a lot like socialist East Berlin.

Although I think the glass and details could have been handled better on ths one, it is great to see the increased density in the area.

Great exposure for UT! I'm glad our picture didn't end up looking terrible! :)

Toronto already has some excellent hotels (Le Germain, The Hazelton, Drake, etc.) with even better ones currently under construction.

Excellent!!! Now it's Ryerson's turn...

The tower is indeed a wonderfully minimalist building - I also agree if the other two are built using the same design and glass, the collective will really shine and truly enhance the overall downtown core.

Umm... it was an installation: by Winnipegers Lorri Millan and Shawna Dempsey - an allegorical re-enactment of recent market instability that prompted screams of terror and exhilaration.