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| Everything you see here is all located indoors. Home to some of Toronto’s most prestigious financial and legal firms, the complex fosters business and commerce of global significance. ___ |
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| The jewel of Brookfield Place is this six-story pedestrian thoroughfare has been dubbed the "crystal cathedral of commerce". ___ |
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| This escalator leads up from a underground complex simple known as "PATH". It is a large underground shopping complex with 30 km (19 miles) of shopping arcades. There are approximate 1,200 shops and services found in PATH. More than 50 office towers are connected through PATH. Also connecting with twenty parking garages, six subway stations, two major department stores, eight major hotels, and a railway terminal. |
Looks a bit like a Calatrava construction but just not really smooth enough. But that it has cost a lot of money is very clear to me. Nice reportage Andy.
ReplyDelete...makes quite a statement.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very ambitious building complex! So many shops, hope they can survive. Funny that people always have a nickname for something new. The same happens here too.
ReplyDeleteNow I see by google that it is designed by Calatrava. Normally he does this kind of constructions with concrete so the steel profiles put me on the wrong thought.
ReplyDeleteIt is a magnificent place and your compositions are excellent. I like the angles which you chose and the colors of this place are soft and beautiful
ReplyDeleteand no need to go outside and freeze your butt off. I like the patterns in the beams.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite places in the city, Andy! The spirit soars in there!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite an amazing building. That second photo looks very familiar to me. I think I might have been in there many years ago.
ReplyDeleteImpressive for sure and quite beautiful. But I cannot help but wonder about all the illegal, crooked dealing that goes on here. If there's anything we've learned over the past century it is that the rich and those who run huge corporations cannot be trusted to care about the commonwealth.
ReplyDeleteSplendida modernità
ReplyDeleteUn saluto,silvia
Dazzling interior. I've never been inside that building. I should do so the next time I'm down there.
ReplyDelete1200 shops! I need a loan and a few days....
ReplyDeleteAn amazing structure and apparently the place to be. Great captures.
ReplyDeleteUn lugar muy interesante con una bella arquitectura.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
You could spend some serious time in that place. Very impressive structure with a display of some impressive photos. Nice one, Andy.
ReplyDeleteWow, looks like a great complex.
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat building--- and you really caught it! Well done!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really humongous! I like your shots. But all that underground life would be a little overwhelming to me. I'm not stuck with as much snow as you are so I have the luxury of preferring to stay above ground.
ReplyDeleteAmazing building - thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFantastic architecture in there!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea those tunnels were so extensive!
ReplyDeletewow amazing!
ReplyDeleteWauuu .. wht a place. It would take one week to look it over.
ReplyDeleteBuenas tomas, con unas estupendas perspectivas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
It is lovely. Especially the first one.
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