Friday, May 22, 2015

Knox Walkway

Knox College at U of Toronto is u-shaped and this covered walkway (cloister) crosses from one arm of the u to the other creating two quadrangles on either side. I will show you one of them tomorrow. When you enter the door at the far end you are in the hallway in yesterday's post.

19 comments:

  1. Such beautiful buildings they built back then!

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  2. This is the "Gateway to Learning"? I'll take it anytime. And what a great place to sit and study or meditate.

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  3. Funny how the idea of a cloister persists even in today's modern and even highly secular universities.

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  4. Impressive and elegant architecture!

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  5. Love it Pat, swooning over all those arches :) I see tables and chairs to the side there, wouldn't be a bad spot to sit awhi!e!

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  6. Such an appealing cloister, RedPat!

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  7. more wonderful vaulted ceilings!

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  8. A most stunning walkway, and what a great place to sit and chat or study!

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  9. You found a photographer's dream and shot it well!
    Please link up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/05/textures.html - hope to see you each week!

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  10. It reminds me a lot of Oxford but, it sounds like it was built in the same way.

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  11. I imagine it looks even more atmospheric in the dark with those lanterns on!

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  12. Gothic works so well with academic buildings. Lovely. (And now I have caught up with the past two weeks . . . )

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  13. Smashing picture, great arches and perspective...

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  14. Love the ceiling work on this building!

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  15. lovely place to walk and think!




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  16. Knox walking are very popular in Poland. Lovely place

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  17. Nice outlook, its, remains me an old town in Spain, jjj
    Greetings.

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