Bloor Dundas Square
Concrete was invented by the Romans - you'd think by now someone would have figured out its poor response to Toronto's rain and sun, freeze and thaw?
via online review
Bloor Dundas Square
this building is an eyesore, even without the Soviet-style stained and crumbling concretevia online review
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
Many sins were committed in the name of modernism, and the Sheraton Centre is one of the worst.via online review
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
it was Toronto's tragedy that we replaced them (theatres and storefronts) with this monstrous slab of hotel rooms and pedestrian-repellent concrete.
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St. Clair Place
I call it "poo-brown"… This could be a fantastic 'flatiron' building (Vaughan meets Bathurst here at a 45 degree angle)... but we're met with a wasteland of wasted opportunity.via online review
Hudson's Bay Centre
Located as it is at the very heart of the city, it's hard to ignore this brutalist monstrosityvia online review
Canadian Tire
They plop down the same cookie-cutter, one storey design everywhere, so on the Danforth we're left with a 100+ metre wall of dead sidewalk.via online review
Sidney Smith Hall
Sidney Smith Hall at the University of Toronto may be the ugliest building I've ever seen with my own eyes.
via twitter
Sidney Smith Hall
Sidney Smith main floor women’s washroom: always a line between classes, usually filthy, but the sinks have a very nice water stream, 4/10
via @uoftbathrooms
Thorncliffe Park
It looked better last year but its like the advertising changing when I go for my walks in the park.
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