Posted Jul 10, 2020, 2:57 PM
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Toronto Eaton Centre is also most certainly not Art Deco. More of an early post modern industrial. Do you even know what Art Deco is? It’s a style of mostly used from the 1920’s through to the early 1950’s, and is predominated by smooth curve features, limestone, sculptures, and gold/metal accents. None of which the Eaton Centre in Toronto has. The Chrysler building is Art Deco. The Empire State Building is Art Deco. The Hamilton GO station is Art Deco. The Eaton Centre is not.
Eaton Centre in Toronto was also designed by Zeidler and B+H. I did misrecall it as WZMH, which was another large firm in the city at the time.
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