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Photos of Doors Open 2011
Doors Open 2011 has come and gone, leaving behind an array of photographs of the various participating venues. As was to be expected, the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant proved one of the most popular destinations, a fact out by the remarkable photographs we get to pore over today. Our site-specific Doors Open coverage this year focused on some of the buildings that we had yet to visit or see many photographs of, but because there's just so much cool stuff on offer, this photo gallery from the blogTO Flickr pool aims to give a general sense of what the weekend was like. It still, however, only represents a fraction of the 150 buildings included on the list this year. In other words, if you have photos you'd like to share, we'll do our best to add them this post over the course of the day. Lead photo by Florence Chan.
Other Doors Open 2011 posts
- Festival preview
- Fire Station 311
- East Toronto Masonic Temple
- Portlands Energy Centre
- The Tollkeeper's Cottage
- Corus Qauy Building
Photos
City Hall Council Chamber by Noah Markus

Redpath Sugar by Jackman Chiu

54th Floor Boardroom at the Toronto-Dominion Centre by Marcanadian

The slide at Corus Quay by BruceK

And the view...also by Marcanadian

Osgoode Hall Library by Marcanadian

The view from the Design Exchange by xniche

Native Child and Family Services by Noah Markus

St. Lawrence Hall by dtstuff9

St. Lawrence Hall Chandelier by dtstuff9

St. James Catherdral by dtstuff9

King James Bible circa 1611 at the Thomas Fisher Rare Books Library by syfractal

R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant Exterior by mikepop2ca

R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant by Matt Kozovski

R.C. Harris Filtration Plant Hallway by Michael Mitchener

R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant Controls by michaelTO

Don Valley Brick Works by Natta Summerky

Harbour Commission Building by Scott Snider

Harbour Commission Building by Scott Snider

Harbour Commission Building by Scott Snider



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I really like the Native family/children centre (pic above of one of the lodges). The rooftop was really nice there.
The highlights for me were the Knesseth Israel Synagogue, the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International at Bloor and Dufferin (the guide was great!) and the 54th floor of the TD tower.