[APTA-2048]

Anyone else on here fond of building interiors, perhaps more so than exteriors? I find I'm that way and I find I'm particularly fond of interiors from the 1970s and 1980s. I'm also facinated at how interiors change during renovations/refurbishments. I've been taking photos of interiors I've found interesting, and thought I'd share some here:

Corridor between Cumberland Terrace and Hudson Bay Centre. I particularly love the colours and lighting in this area.

Union Station Train Shed

Dupont Station Mezzanine

Dupont Station Platforms

 

[simply Dan]

The corridor between Cumberland Terrace and Hudson Bay Centre always reminds me of Montreal... I hope they never change it - perfect relic of its time.

 

[JasonParis]

Great Dupont pictures. Always has been my favourite station, but is rarely named so by the common folk as a favourite. Everyone just seems to say "ummmm, Yonge/Bloor."

 

[dt_toronto_geek]

The corridor between Cumberland Terrace and Hudson Bay Centre always reminds me of Montreal... I hope they never change it - perfect relic of its time.

I like it too! And of it's time being what, late 70's? I can't ever remember this corridor changing at all since it was built.

 

[macwilsmith]

Great pictures. All are very nice but i like Dupont Station Platforms pic very much.

luxury real estate

 

[junctionist]

I agree, we need more attention on interior architecture and design. Public transit stations are the best places for it being so visible to diverse groups of people. Urban denizens often spend a lot of time on public transit, so it's worth investing in unique and attractive facilities like stations.

 

[g42]

My 3 most favroutie building interiors in toronto would have to be.
Scotia Plaza
First Canadian Place
Sick Kids Hospital atirum

But out of all 3 i have always loved how the interior of SIck kdis hospial looks expecially the atirum.

 

[APTA-2048]

My 3 most favroutie building interiors in toronto would have to be.
Scotia Plaza
First Canadian Place
Sick Kids Hospital atirum

But out of all 3 i have always loved how the interior of SIck kdis hospial looks expecially the atirum.

I love Scotia Plaza too. I like the colour scheme and accents. Too bad I was stopped by security when trying to photograph it.

 

[Urban Shocker]

I particularly love the colours and lighting in this area.

I particularly love the mirrors, because as I move through the space I can experience myself as an almost cinematographic entity, and in transition: viewed from the front, in profile and in rear-view-mirror mode all at the same time. I never miss an opportunity to admire my own reflection at the best of times, but this wondrous walkway is unique in Toronto for offering such simultaneous perspectives.