thecharioteer
Senior Member
Though technically not part of Toronto, being on Bathurst north of Steeles, this building might take the prize:
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Mississauga Slim
Active Member
^^^ that is pretty serious. What makes it remarkable is that you can tell that actual thought was put into making it look like that. They can't just say it was an accident.
admc
New Member
Comme ça?
Holy! That building is hideous!
adma
Superstar
I suppose it's the modern-day version of the SW Bloor-Dundas corner...
thecharioteer
Senior Member
4land
Banned
I dont know i think it you know ugly?
Mississauga Slim
Active Member
Yes and No.
Scott Orr
New Member
Robarts Library is beautiful! The more time I spend in it the more I seem to develop a reverence for its beautiful austerity. You want to see ugly? Check out the database for Phase II of it's redevelopment.
Silence&Motion
Senior Member
Really? The more time I spend OUTSIDE Robarts, the more I like it. The more time I spend INSIDE, the more I hate the world and everyone in it. I would rather cross campus to get a book from the John M. Kelly Library than venture into that horrible place.
cylon
New Member
Isn't Robards designed in the shape of a bird (Peacock or Swan etc)? If you look at it from an angle, you can see the neck shape and plummage.
At least that's what a U of T grad student told me.
At least that's what a U of T grad student told me.
adHominem
Senior Member
Oh, for Christ's sake.
4land
Banned
Why yes? and why no?
adma
Superstar
[URL="http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showthread.php/17663-Toronto-South-Detention-Centre-(132-Horner-Ave-MCSCS-Ellis-Don-8-s)]Whatever my own opinion, I think this building belongs in this thread.[/URL]
pransom222
Banned
I like the Hazelton building.
adma
Superstar
I'm halfway expecting a politically skewed offering of this in this thread.
Kinda benign, in and of itself. But if you're one to over-read (and negatively, at that) the occupant into the house, well...
Though such inflammatory logic makes me think of a more legit entry in this thread, on all counts...
Ernst Zundel's house.
Kinda benign, in and of itself. But if you're one to over-read (and negatively, at that) the occupant into the house, well...
Though such inflammatory logic makes me think of a more legit entry in this thread, on all counts...
Ernst Zundel's house.