Industrial architecture in Toronto

[AlbertC]

Various buildings along Sterling Road in the Junction Triangle:

 

[AlbertC]

Along Dundas West, Sorauren Ave, and Wabash Ave, including the former Canada Linseed Oil building:

 

[junctionist]

The Toronto Carpet Factory (1899) is one of my favourite industrial buildings in the city:

Photo by Frank Lemire on Flickr

Photo by Jack Tome on Flickr

Photo by Brandon Bartoszek on Flickr

Photo by Phil Marion on Flickr

Photo by Jerome Daly on Flickr

Photo by Ben Roffelsen on Flickr

 

[AlbertC]

The former Wrigley factory on Carlaw Ave (south of Dundas East), which have been converted to lofts:

Another view that the grouping of buildings of Dundas West from the Wallace Ave bridge:

 

[Johnny Au]

The former Wrigley factory on Carlaw Ave (south of Dundas East), which have been converted to lofts:

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That building would have looked better if it were covered in ivy, just like the namesake stadium in Chicago's North Side.

 

[AlbertC]

Lofts at 284 St. Helens Ave, just south of Bloor West, near Lansdowne.