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  • Photography: Montreal Metro’s Underground Architecture by Chris Forsyth

    Montreal photographer Chris Forsyth captures the ideals of the city’s underground system through ‘The Montreal Metro Project’, an ongoing photo series that accentuates the beauty of each station and encourages others to acknowledge it, too. Forsyth shifts one’s attention to the striking designs of some of Montreal’s 68 metro stations — each one designed by a different architect and reflective of the architectural trends, such as Brutalism and Modernism, that were dominant during the construction of the metro system in the ’60s and ’70s.

    Montreal Metro’s Underground Architecture, by Chris M Forsyth


    Friday, July 31st, 2015


    La Piscina del Roccolo by act_romegialli
    A Glass House In The Garden by Flavin Architects

     

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    “Photography: Montreal Metro’s Underground Architecture by Chris Forsyth”

    1. Andrew Krucko Says:

      Cool Photography

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      Really coool

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