Christie and Bloor "a series of boxes"

Christopher Hume, The Toronto Star's architecture columnist, recently had some intriguing things to say about Bloor Street and, in particular, Bloor and Christie.
"For all the appeal of the neighbourhood, it has suffered a certain amount of damage over the decades inflicted by indifferent architects and their city-blind clients. The corner of Bloor and Christie, for instance, presents a series of boxes, each duller and plainer than the next."
You can check the article out for yourself and leave a comment on the site, if you wish.
Cheers,
Vanessa

ROM Spring Programs For Adults

Are you a dino fiend? A frustrated nature artist? It's never too late to learn!
The museum's Spring ROMLife programs aimed at adults cover everything from intermediate field birding to Christopher Hume teaching people how to look at architecture.
There's a complete list online and you can save money by registering electronically, too.
Happy learning!
Vanessa