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Watch For Art – Around The Neighbourhood.
Wittily underscoring his faith in the enriching power of art in the community, Art Condos developer,Gary Silverberg, devised these convincing street signs–which are now being strategically placed throughout
the Queen West Triangle.
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The Art Condos Green Roof: A Meadow In The Sky
“There aren’t very many yet in the city,” says Art Condos architect, David Oleson, “but there will be more and more of them.” David is of course, referring to Art Condos’ own green roof. A roof composed of hardy,…
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Art Condos October Construction Update!
Another month, another construction update! See below for latest updates from the ongoing construction at Art Condos!
The facade design is coming along nicely, David Olesson gave a fantastic interview about what went into the facade design…
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Art Condos: in the neighbourhood
It’s a bike world after all
Restaurant Sculpture
Dead bike-or maybe just dreaming
Einstein on the wall
Vespa at rest
One eye open all the time
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Construction update – A Pretty Big Reveal
If you are in the Queen and Dovercourt area this long weekend, the hoarding has come down and you can see the full building revealed! Take a look below, and stop by if you have a chance.
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July construction photos
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Art Condos: in the neighbourhood
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INDEXG’s Art Brownies
The idea of the Art Brownie came initially from the decision, by photographer Lee Ka-sing and his wife, photographer Holly Lee, to mount miniature versions of some of their photoworks on small, brownie-sized chunks of spruce wood (2.5″ x…
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Art Condos: in the neighbourhood
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The Art Condos man & materials hoist
Most prominent in this suite of photos of the Art Condos building–now nearing completion–is that dark red, umbilical-like conduit running up the side of the structure. It’s called a man and materials hoist–though it’ s usually referred to simply as…
