Lisa Rochon of the Globe and Mail has a story today on the U of T's Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building. We showed our readers some interior shots of the building last week and we are following up with more today.


View from Dean's office looking east over Queen's Park circle



View looking east from atrium bridge



Looking up at the northern atrium space from below the northern classroom and teacher's lounge pod


Entrance to southern pod with view to Ontario Hydro building on College Street


Bottom of northern pod looking east to Queen's Park circle

1. Beautiful building, but could they have chosen any worse of a pun/heading in the Globe and Mail than what they did? “Fostering good architecture” ???

   Please.

   Posted by  on  04/20  at  08:51 AM

2. Well said … Let’s hope that their usual headline writer is back from holiday soon!

   Posted by  on  04/20  at  09:21 AM

3. From my experience at the Post I know the columnists don’t write the headlines. Sometimes the headline writers get it and sometimes they don’t.

   Posted by Robert Ouellette, Editor  on  04/20  at  09:25 AM

4. In a similar spirit re that shot from the Dean’s office: Que Seurat Seurat…

   Posted by Adam Sobolak  on  04/21  at  08:25 AM

5. what’s with that trippy teachers’ lounge pod? It reminds me of the council chamber at city hall, which is decidedly claustrophobic due to the bottleneck at the elevators for getting in and out. Maybe its some kind of social engineering plan to force potentially combative colleagues into socially awkward close quarters.

   Posted by sally  on  04/23  at  01:35 PM

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