Craig White

4 days ago | urbantoronto.ca | Craig White

Looking northwest up Pape Avenue from Gowan to Cosburn avenues, this block of buildings is now hidden behind hoarding where Cosburn Station will be built on the Ontario Line 3 subway. This image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kotsy catches demolition underway on the top floor of one of the buildings. Besides the station, transit oriented communities will be built on the two-block site as well.

5 days ago | urbantoronto.ca | Craig White

Tall buildings now line up along Yonge Street in behind the low-rise commercial storefronts that have lined the street for decades. In this image looking northwest across Yonge at the corner with Wellesley Street by UrbanToronto Forum contributor Lachlan Holmes, the new buildings can be read either as protectors of the older ones and the human-scale pedestrian realm they maintain on Yonge (as there's not enough space to place more tall buildings up against them), or as intruders to the area.

1 week ago | urbantoronto.ca | Craig White

In this shot across Grange Park by UrbanToronto Forum contributor rdaner, the latest wing at the AGO, the Dani Reiss Modern and Contemporary Gallery, pops into view rising behind The Grange. Also partly obscured by a red maple, the multi-storey addition to the art museum will add 30% more space for the display of works from the AGO's vast collection, most of which is currently in storage.

1 week ago | urbantoronto.ca | Craig White

The University of Toronto's St George Campus is an oasis of green in Downtown's otherwise mostly grey landscape, accentuated in this case by a dramatically cloudy day. Still, other colours pop up in this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor skycandy, especially the reds, browns, and oranges of various brick and stone-clad buildings that are typically shorter than the glass skyscrapers that define the horizon.

1 week ago | urbantoronto.ca | Craig White

In this recent image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kai, passengers line up at the front of the ferry from Ward's Island while they take in the Downtown Toronto skyline, looming ever higher as the boat approaches the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal on the edge of Downtown Toronto. A ferry approaches the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal in Downtown Toronto on a trip from Ward's Island, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor kaiWant to see your work featured as Daily Photo?