69, 71 & 67 Yonge Street (Restoration)

Restoration Work on a classic Skyscraper 

Another one of my quick shots, while walking down the street, this time it’s 69 and 71 Yonge Street. Two classic skyscrapers from the early 20^th century. Must admit these buildings give the intersection of Yonge and King it’s nostalgic feel, along with the old dominion building of One King West across the street.  I know from my travels to Manhattan the colours and textures right here, seem so similar to the styles there, of course, in New York, the buildings that look like there are 2 or 3 times taller, and there are like 10 times of them.

 67 Yonge is currently getting a renovation and restoration of the exterior facade, when I went by it looked like they are about halfway through the work, can’t wait to see the finished result. Something a little bit different, will try to bring more updates like this on the photo blog. Do not hesitate to tell me of any other of our older stock of buildings you would like to see on the site, and I’ll make sure to get out on the street and get the most recent photos of them.

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