it’s here. my debut gallery show THE DAY, TODAY, TO DATE opens tonight 6pm-10pm at Space1026 | 844 N Broad St. come see moments in scrap. take a gander at paper placed most meticulously. buy a print or an original ✍️

Bye bye Toronto! Stay beautiful🖤

anyone in #architwitter have the cutsheet for the giant animatronic tree they have at rainforest cafe

doing a foundation detail for a shed while listening to Jon bernthals podcast where he interviews a guy who got shot in the face, wondering why I don’t make as much as a doctor

they’re rubbing our faces in shit

took a hard look at my finances and i think its time to cancel my print subscription to DailyLoud

they need to start including zoning overlays on those fantasy book maps where the map in the front of the book is just of the main city the book takes place in. so i can properly contextualize the struggles of the residents of The Shambles or or whatever

Canadians have a moral obligation to steal from Loblaws.

The antithesis of the forward-looking vision that designed rail capacity into the lower deck of the Prince Edward Viaduct 50 years before it would be needed for the Bloor-Danforth subway.

Spotify, Apple Music, etc. should have a 3D interface I can pan and orbit around like a Rhino file.

excluded from a plan that i already said i couldn't attend

my posting has suffered as a result of my total domination of the parent-funded semi-detached renovation space

if everybody keeps this up we can defeat Architecture once and for all.

on a quiet crescent in north york, a bold builder decided to defy the character of the surrounding neighbourhood (to be clear, I think this is awesome

color of money is a film about a man who is in denial about having to get glasses, teaching a younger man how to win hundreds of dollars by losing at billiards

I would love to see a retrospective on Raymond Moriyama To me he represents so much of the best of Canadian optimism and futuristic thinking. The Science Centre, Reference Library, Bata shoe museum, Scarborough civic centre.

Well we may have lost today but we did have to listen a lot of people speculate that one day they might be confronted by the reality of living in proximity to millions of people, so in many ways we also suffered.

Especially appropriate today.

Computer store guy: what kind of chip does your laptop have? Obese hunter biden: uh Lay’s?