20 blog reactions to http://torontoist.com/2008/02/phototo_queen_s.php

alchimie qu’un incendie en condition extrême. Ces photos viennent principalement du Canada où ce phénomène est le plus souvent observé. J’en avais vu dans quelques livres, mais pas encore sur le net avant de tomber sur ces photos. À déjà inspirer quelques artistes/architectes comme ces deux projets de Gianni Pettena, un italien qui débuta ses recherches dans les années 70, lié aux Archizoom et Superstudio…Il a principalement travaillé aux USA dans la mouvance land arts

has just announced on their web site that their new location (until they rebuild on Queen Street) is going to be at 452 Richmond Street near Spadina Avenue, just a few blocks away from the store that burned down last month in the massive Queen West fire. They join National Sound in quickly re-establishing themselves in the neighbourhood.Originally scheduled to open on April 1st, the current date is "the next few days". Duke's is great with updating their

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a whole block of stores (including one of the Stainless Studios locations). It was sad to see pictures of these buildings which were so familiar to me gutted by fire and destroyed. Check out the Torontoist for some amazing (and sad) pictures here and here. Each time I return to the city I see more and more buildings renovated on the hip Queen West strip to house more and more un-hip stores. Now I hear that the mighty Home Depot is scheduled to move into the parking lot just down the street from the

everything is gone, it'll be bad enough to see a gigantic hole on my Beautiful Queen and I'm sure the last thing they need is one more gawker down there. There are some amazing nighttime shots of the aftermath here, and the photo above I nabbed from Torontoist, they have more great photos.

I really hope this comes together. TMS will definitely try to be there. If you're in a band and you want to help, please go to the facebook page and let them know. (let us know too!). - Sheena Photo credit: http://torontoist.com/2008/02/phototo_queen_s.php

Mõned majad olid 1860ndatel ehitatud (mis siinses noores riigis „vana” on). Paistab samas, et leidub küllalt palju kenasid inimesi, kes juba toetusteks hädavajalikku ja raha korjavad ning üks hotell majutas elanikke kolmeks päevaks tasuta. Siin on veel fotosid just tuletõrjujate tööst. Minu kõige lähem kogemus nendega oli, kui Eesti Maja suvel põles, kuigi see oli väga tagasihoidlik võrreldes eile juhtunuga. Vaatasin pisut telerist, kuidas külmaga vesi oli jääpurikaid tekitanud,

for the next couple of books I was about to read, and I would have taken my balascarfa from the closet when I took my coat and gloves. Everything else would have seemed insignificant. See more at; http://torontoist.com/2008/02/massive_fire_hi.php http://torontoist.com/2008/02/phototo_queen_s.php http://news.google.co.uk/news?hl=en&q=toronto+queen+fire&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=X&oi=news_result&resnum=1&ct=title

from the St. Andrews subway to the cbc building at 8:00am you could both see and smell the smoke. At the end of the day, the smell was even stronger. My daughter works a block from the fire, here account is here. There are photos on the torontoist here and here. The area was recently designated a heritage conservation district. One of the businesses lost - their building is one that collapsed is dukes - the oldest bicycle shop in Toronto if not Canada - 94years [check out the photo on their home

に掲載されていたので、拝借して彼らの活動に敬意を表したいと思います。 （っていうか写真を勝手に頂戴しているだけという噂も…） というわけで以下はTorontoistウェブより、撮影はMiles