Park Your Ride
This very cool bike shelter was installed a few years ago by the entrance to the St Clair West subway station. I could find no info on the designer of the shelter but they did a fine job! I took this pic last week on Good Friday when there were few people out and about and very little traffic of any kind. And you can see how grey our world still is - no leaves on the trees yet and empty planters!
A very quirky looking place to leave your bike!
ReplyDeletelove LOVE the design!
ReplyDeleteI like the bikes on top! Still no green or blooms here as well.
ReplyDeleteNice! That's really biker-friendly.
ReplyDeleteYou will not find this here. Not with a roof. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteCool? That's an understatement! It's great!
ReplyDeleteThis is very similar to the Go Transit bike shelters where the wheels spell the word GO. You can see one here
ReplyDeleteThat's a great design. Something in common with the days when shops displayed symbols showing what they were - bunch of grapes for wine, mortar and pestle for apothacary etc. Ah - maybe cyclists don't read too well? Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteI love this bike shelter - though sadly, I rarely see any bikes in it. (mind you I'm not out that way that often...)
ReplyDeleteA covered bike shelter,luxury! It looks good too.
ReplyDeleteIt's a terrific design for the purpose!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see at least one cyclist was using it. :)
ReplyDeleteNice bike rack.
ReplyDeleteLooking at yesterdays post and today's again I can't believe the similarities in our cities Pat.. These bike topped shelters could be (and are)at my local train station :)
ReplyDeleteI love to see functional art...what a clever sculpture. And yeah, you need some sunshine and green up there! What a winter you have had.
ReplyDeleteGood shelter for bikes ... soon come spring;)
ReplyDeleteI like the simple bicycles on the top of the bike rack cage. And, yes, GRAY! Sorry.
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