Thursday, September 19, 2019

Another View

This is a view of yesterday's Jackman Law Building taken from the far left corner of the structure showing the courtyard and mature trees that have been protected throughout the construction. It is very hard to get permission in Toronto to cut down a tree and one must put up protective fencing to protect them or face large fines if they are injured during the building process.

14 comments:

eileeninmd said...

Hello,

Pretty view of the building and sky! Enjoy your day, wishing you a great weekend ahead.

Lea said...

Pretty scene!
Have a great day!

PerthDailyPhoto said...

It has the look of a law building Pat.. so happy to hear the trees survived, that doesn't always happen here 🌲

William Kendall said...

So much the better if they're protected.

jennyfreckles said...

Wish we had a similar law. Trees are so important.

Sharon said...

It looks beautiful from this angle. It's good to know that Toronto is so careful about it's trees. So many parts of the world are being so careless about the trees and their importance.

Cloudia said...

The trees make it!

Taken For Granted said...

It is good that they protect the trees. Takes a long time to grow a large tree.

Jenn said...

I like this view and glad no trees were harmed in the making of the building.

Bill said...

A wonderful view, I like it too.

Tom said...

...you had a gorgeous day to photograph beautiful building.

Revrunner said...

The same is true in the community I just left. One must always ask permission and get approval before cutting down a tree.

Kay said...

This is a very nice scene.
Trees have value in so many ways. I'm glad Toronto recognizes that.

Jenn Jilks said...

They do a good job of this in Vancouver, as well, where our kids live.