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- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The raking view is of the interior hallway of the top floor which runs the width of the building. The glass roof is visible as are the glass rails next to the exterior glass wall. A small space between the glass railings and the columns affords air space and an open feel to the floors below.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of a tiled courtyard with two outdoor sculptures.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of the connections between buildings and some of the landscape. Also visible is an elevated walkway tunnel.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The raking interior view shows two floors and the air space allowed between the exterior of the building and the hallway above the first floor. A portion of the glass roof is visible. The tall concrete columns and the glass walls with the tiled floor are seen.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The interior view shows the glass exterior wall, some flooring and some of the concrete columns supporting the upper floors. The green lawn is also visible past the glass wall.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of the exterior. Visible is the large pyramidal shape and the slim point of a second one. Large concrete block portions of the building are also visible on either side of the round glass protrusion.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of the top of the metal and glass pointed shapes reaching above the main rooftop.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of the exterior facade that faces the river. The scaffolding towers are visible in the foreground.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The building as well as the bare scaffold towers are seen from across the river and bridge.
- Habitat '67
- The exterior view shows one section of the apartment complex.
- Habitat '67
- The close detail view is of the upper stories of the concrete units and shows their placements and juxtapositions.
- Habitat '67
- The very close detail view shows the underside of some units as well as how the street integrates with the building complex.
- Habitat '67
- The view is close showing at a raking angle some units and their undersides next to parking and a street.
- Habitat '67
- The raking view shows some undersides of units and the arrangement of some parking and some elevated walkways.
- Habitat '67
- The upward view shows the arrangement of some elevated walkways and juxtaposition of some concrete units.
- Habitat '67
- The view shows the entirety of the facade and the complex's orientation to the river.
- Habitat '67
- The view is from across the river and shows the bulk of the dwelling complex.
- Habitat '67
- The partial view is of the exterior facade and some boats on the river adjoining the apartment complex.
- Habitat '67
- The exterior view shows a section of the apartment complex and little of the surrounding contextual landscape.
- Habitat '67
- The reinforced steel structure prior to concrete being poured to create one of the 354 units necessary.
- Habitat '67
- The mold for one concrete unit for the housing complex is depicted.
- Habitat '67
- The mold containing the steel armature is readied for concrete pour to create one of the 354 units needed for the construction of the housing complex.
- Habitat '67
- The fabricated concrete unit is ready for installation as one of 354 discrete units for the housing complex.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- This detail shows the juxtaposition of one of the pyramidal glass shapes that emerges from the stone columns.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is a detail of an entrance with a large glass and steel pyramidal structure butting through the columns that form a foyer.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of an entrance with a paved patio, raised planting beds and a large grassy lawn. In the distance can be seen the pyramidal shapes and a portion of the tower scaffolding.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- A close detail of the facade with its three-story columns is visible.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- This view of the building complex includes a structural log-cabin style fortress in a small area next to the building. The fort is constructed of hewn logs with a fence along the top of which are sculpted fish-like forms.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is parallel to the facade and shows a close detail with each floor visible through the glass walls.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
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- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view of the exterior shows two pyramidal shapes on the rooftops.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view from afar shows the facade of the main building as well as part of the tower scaffolding.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The view is of the building street side and includes a large portion of two sides of the facade.
- John G. Diefenbaker Building
- The close detail view shows the concrete and glass juxtaposition as well as two pyramidal shapes on the rooftops.
- CN Tower
- The view shows the world's tallest tower in its place in the city.
- CN Tower
- This view shows the upper half of the tower with a view of the underneath side of the observation pod.
- CN Tower
- The view shows an extremely close view of the exterior surface of the tower and the sensors projecting.
- CN Tower
- The view is of the upper portion of the transmission tower. It clearly shows the pinnacle as well as the observation pod.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the glass tower reveals the white triangular panels inside. Vertical concrete buttresses are clearly seen and the glass wall continues upward to create the glass tower on the corner of the museum.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The vertical concrete buttresses arrangement is visible in this raking view of the exterior facade of the museum.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the concrete buttresses attachment to the building and the support of the glass tower are shown in this detail of the museum's glass facade.
- National Gallery of Canada
- A close view of the glass facade and concrete buttresses shows structural details.
- National Gallery of Canada
- An extremely close view of the glass facade shows structural details.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view is of the immense interior space underneath the glass tower. Several people mill around inside the foyer and give scale to the large glassed space.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The interior is shown and the light entering the building through the glass tower is reflected on the floor. Structural supports are visible as are entrances and hallways to galleries.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The exterior of the museum is seen in full from a raking angle from the east to south-southwest.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The view is of the entire south side of the museum and shows the glass walls as well as the glass geometrical shaped towers on either end. Banners grace the side of the building as well.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The exterior wall is shown at a raking angle with the large glass geometric tower in the background. A banner announcing an Anish Kapoor exhibition is also visible.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The glass exterior is shown with the pointed glass roof top and banners announcing exhibitions hanging on the side of the building.
- National Gallery of Canada
- The facade and the tower are glass. A blue banner announcing an exhibition hangs on the exterior of the building.