This is the last day to vote for the best and worst of Toronto architecture – the Pug Awards. To quote their website:
The annual Pug Awards debuted in 2004 and celebrate the best in Toronto architecture and planning. Founded by Anna Simone, principal of design firm Cecconi Simone, and Gary Berman, president of real estate financier Tricon Capital Group, the awards invite the public to vote on the best, the middling and worst of Toronto’s newest real estate developments. The goal is to inform the public about design excellence and ultimately contribute to the growth and prosperity of Toronto. The Awards are made possible by the generous support of numerous sponsors and the Pug Awards advisory board.
Always interesting, and fun to see the results. Click here to go there.
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To my jaundiced eye, none of the nominees are good enough to be the best nor are they bad enough for the worst. They are all boringly MOR. Typically Toronto!