Since this apartment building was destroyed earlier in the summer and its residents displaced, the empty balconies have allowed it to become an empty canvass for graffiti writers. ave des Pins, Plateau, Montreal

More Photos of the Canada Malt Plant

author: CE : Montreal, QC

In May of 2007, I posted some photos of the old Canada Malt Plant which I took that winter. The photos I took were all of the exterior from the Canal side of the building and of graffiti on the interior silos. Last Fall, I took some photos of the other side of the plant which I am posting now, a full year later: St-Henri, Le Sud-Ouest, Montreal

Rainy Laneway Soccer

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Two kids try to play a couple more minutes of soccer in a Villeray alley before yet another unexpected rainfall forced them inside. Villeray, Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, Montreal

M9

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Rear end of the M9 condo development (phase 1). Cité Multimédia, Le Sud-Ouest, Montreal

80% of Everything Ever Built in North America...

author: CE : Brossard, QC

...has been built in the last fifty years. And most of it is brutal, depressing, ugly, unhealthy, and spiritually degrading. -James Howard Kunstler, Radiant City (2006)

Leo’s Horse Palace

author: CE : Montreal, QC

Leo’s Horse Palace on rue Ottawa as it looked on October 20th. Although this stable is nowhere near the largest of a handful in and around Griffintown, it is by far the best known. What I like best about this stable is that from this view, it looks like you could be on a small farm in the country, however, if you make a 180 degree turn, the skyscrapers of downtown Montreal tower over you only a few blocks away. You can read more about Leo and his stable in this 2004 article from the Mirror: www.montrealmirror.com/ARCHIVES/ . . . ES/2004/031104/news2.html Griffintown, {Le...

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