As far as standpipe and sprinkler connections go, this one’s a beauty. - Commerce Court North, built 1931

Great tiles, marvellous stained glass. - Roncesvalles Ave, near Fermanagh.

Fantastic moon last night. Couldn’t hope to do it justice, so I did my best with the spiderweb of streetcar wires instead. - Queensway, near the Roncesvalles, Queen W, King W union.

Lovely leaded glass transom on this storefront at 717 Queen St W.

Fun with reflections on a streetcar ride at dawn.

Stack at St Joseph’s, Sunnyside Ave.

The upper storey has its charms too.

One of the lovely McIntyre & Taylor covers that misspells Toronto as Tornoto. Queen St W, near Manning

Round the back, at Old City Hall.

For the love of a good window. - The former Toronto Stock Exchange, 234 Bay St, built 1937.

Bit of magic this morning on King West, at Bay.

‘Twas only a matter of time, I guess.

One of the wilder views I’ve come across lately. - The former Bank of British North America snagged in maximum security fencing at Dufferin and King W.

Hey there Toronto - don’t forget to set your clocks back to 1993 tonight.

Heartbreak on repeat in a closed bar at dawn.

Another McIntyre & Taylor cover near Bathurst and Bloor. This one is slightly domed and has Toronto spelled correctly. #manholecoverMonday

An old favourite for #tiletuesday. - 497 Bloor St W

The Victoria Garden Apartments at 2400 Queen St E, built 1931. #WindowsOnWednesday