Project manager for the Art Gallery of Ontario's Frank Gehry-designed transformation Mike Mahoney stands on the site of the Galleria Italia, a 450-foot-long sculpture promenade rising above Dundas. Enclosed by moulded glass hanging from swooping beams of Douglas fir, this will become one of Toronto's most iconic architectural features and a postcard favourite.
Originally posted on the Torontoist.
Shot of the day
Catherine Buca
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Comments
Robert
I like the B&W; it highlights the geometry of the construction without the color distraction.
2007-08-26
ChaCha
Nice Shot!
2007-08-26
shooter
Wonderful....
2007-08-27
nferreira
When I saw this photo, it reminded me the vintage photos of the constructions sites in the early 20's, when the skyscrapers were rising like mushrooms. The b&w helps in that ambiance. :-)
2007-08-27
Thomas
Great line work!
2007-08-27
Thomas Winzer
Great shot, the B&W is wonderful.
2007-08-27
Jason
That's gonna be great. I assume we will be seeing some shots later once it's completed.
2007-08-27
Miles
Thanks everyone.
Jason, I hope to get back in there for the opening, it should be spectacular, especially along this area.
2007-08-27
Fred
Great B&W. Perfectly framed.
2007-08-27
Jeff Ambrose
I've never been able to get into Gehry, his buildings just don't do much for me as a whole. I do like the vintage feeling of your shot though.
2007-08-27
Myrtle Beach
That will be great when finished. It is stunning now!
2007-08-27
lasiate
prêt à être déballé !
2007-08-28
crash
nice B&W pic ... looks like this will be an impressive structure
2007-08-28