adHominem
Senior Member
So, if it looks "monstrous", it's meant to be so. 'Twas ever so, as architectural historians and Foucaultists will tell you.
"Foucauldians", if you please. But yes. What good is a threat if it isn't menacing?
So, if it looks "monstrous", it's meant to be so. 'Twas ever so, as architectural historians and Foucaultists will tell you.
Yeah, it looks much like the a bulked-up, supersized, mutated version of the last generation of new Bay stores like those at Erin Mills, Mapleview, and Promenade.
This is a provincial jail so it will house common criminals (those with sentences of less than 2 years) and remand prisioners (who, having not been convicted for whatever crime(s) they were charged with, are legally innocent).
Architect
Zeidler Roberts Partnership Architects
Project Statistics
A Design-Build-Finance & Maintain (DBFM) project for Infrastructure Ontario.
Detention Centre located in Etobicoke, Ontario.
920 inmate cells.
Total area of 846,000 square feet.
Includes 3-7 storey detention towers, administration building, food and laundry building, Central Utilities Plant, and an Intermittent Centre.