Construction commenced on November 7, 1961, and the building was opened on September 13, 1965. In the summer the skating rink is transformed into a reflecting pool. A couple days after I took this photo the rink closed for the season.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Toronto City Hall
Construction commenced on November 7, 1961, and the building was opened on September 13, 1965. In the summer the skating rink is transformed into a reflecting pool. A couple days after I took this photo the rink closed for the season.
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A bit to much concrete in view but not really unpleasant as a group of buildings.
ReplyDeleteLovely curve of the arches.
ReplyDeleteThe arches are very graceful.
ReplyDeleteIce skating season is over, so hopefully spring is really here!:)
ReplyDeleteNice angle, Andy. I like it!
ReplyDeleteI love that the reflecting pool is also a skating rink.
ReplyDeleteMust be spring then if the ice rink is closed. Very clever the way it gets repurposed for the seasons.
ReplyDeleteVery striking architecture - nice shot!
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