I didn't show much of the art that is all over the building, except in the round room where you can see some, but they are considering having a guided tour of their art during Doors Open next year.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Door
I didn't show much of the art that is all over the building, except in the round room where you can see some, but they are considering having a guided tour of their art during Doors Open next year.
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yup, i will surely miss this building! loved everything you shared from it!
This place is very attractive.
Lovely when restoration goes a step further and becomes future heritage in its own right.
It's rather strange, right? :-)
Stunning series.
Quite a building! Thanks for sharing the pic.
There is something "just right" about this door and arch! It just works. It's the way it should be.
I know a few people who might be too big to fit through the door, though.
I'd love to see any further pictures of the building or the art if possible!
I have enjoyed the pictures you haved showed from this building so much, thanks for sharing!
What a tall thin door! Interesting building.
A door for someone "high and mighty" ?
This place is pretty nice.
Aw, c'mon, Pat. You're not old enough to remember Sea Hunt! Right? :)
That's one thin doorway.
Very nice series. Your photos help us to look and too see.
A very harmonious interior. As you say, great attention paid to standard of crafstmanship.
Very elegant entrance, the brickwork is amazing!
Have enjoyed the look around Munk- some unique style there.
That's a pretty slim door Pat, there may be a few people holding their breathe in to get through :)
This building is really fantastic! I regret not seeing it as I did the tour at Hart House which is just around the corner. :)
PS: Did you enter the photography contest?
Is the door way really skinny...or reallt tall? :)
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