[lifeintoronto]

Wow I just fell in love with Toronto...again! Blur Surfing, I must say, your blog completely blew my mind!

 

[tomms]

ha, thanks likeintoronto

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[Martinsmith]

The City of Toronto is the cultural, entertainment and financial capital of Canada. Toronto is the provincial capital of Ontario and the largest city in Canada. It is my dream to come there

 

[mattelderca]

ha, thanks likeintoronto

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Now that's an angle you don't often see! Never really thought of King St. ending up in the Humber bay. Nice shot!

 

[Red October]

Wow that makes the bay look like a river going through.. Nice telephoto tomms!

 

[Riverman]

The City of Toronto is the cultural, entertainment and financial capital of Canada. Toronto is the provincial capital of Ontario and the largest city in Canada. It is my dream to come there

It is past the dreaming stage for me - I've decided!

 

[Lone Primate]

The City of Toronto is the cultural, entertainment and financial capital of Canada. Toronto is the provincial capital of Ontario and the largest city in Canada. It is my dream to come there

So where are you? North Bay?

 

[tomms]

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[DTowner]

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I love this building. The fire-escapes are fantastic as is the harsh retro design. I fear a tear down is looming.

 

[Goldie]

I love this building. The fire-escapes are fantastic as is the harsh retro design. I fear a tear down is looming.

Is this the Concourse Building?
I can't figure out how that fire-escape works - the stairs don't appear to be connected to one-another.
Am I blind or is there an obvious explanation?

 

[DTowner]

500 points for whoever can guess where this is...

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What a great space. Why let it deteriorate to that extent? It can totally be revamped and turned into ... well, I don't know — something.

 

[DTowner]

Is this the Concourse Building?
I can't figure out how that fire-escape works - the stairs don't appear to be connected to one-another.
Am I blind or is there an obvious explanation?

If you look very carefully you will see stairs against the wall. So, if you're walking down, make a right.
It's called the HNR Tower.

It used have HNR running up along the building that faces Dundas Sq as well. That lettering was taken down a few years ago.

 

[Goldie]

Great Publicity!

Congratulations to tomms for the front-page coverage in today's Toronto Star!

 

[Mississauga Slim]

Is this the Concourse Building?
I can't figure out how that fire-escape works - the stairs don't appear to be connected to one-another.
Am I blind or is there an obvious explanation?

It's just a coincidence that, at that particular time of the day, the angle of the Sun casts a shadow on that connecting part of the stairwell.

 

[tomms]

thanks everyone

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