Mystery Buildings/Stuctures- Ontario

[rustalot42684 0]

RadioheadFan - 250 points
Mies - 2100 points
Fairlane500 - 400 points
Building 1 - The Ontario Legislature, Queens Park Toronto Ontario
Building 2 - One King West, 1 King st. West, Toronto, Ontario
Building 3 - 415 Yonge st. downtown, Toronto, Ontario
Building 4 - Whitney Block, Toronto
Building 5 - Casa Loma
Building 6 - UCC, Toronto
I got the idea from RadioheadFan's game, but I wanted to have more variety (hence the Structures).
If you guess the city / town - 100 points
If you guess the area/ neibourhood/ district/ subdivision etc - 200 points (NOTE - In the Amalgamated City of Toronto, this can count as the city that it was in before amalgamation)
If you can get the building name - 400 points
If you can get the street adress (eg 27 Fake st. Faketown, Example Province/State) - 50 points
the highest number of points possible from a building is 750.
DO NOT GUESS AGAIN FOR at least 4 hours, and if you got points on a building correctly twice in a row, you cannot geuss again for the next building
To start, here's an easy one.

[RadioheadFan 1]

Glad to see you got inspiration from my game...always nice to know that people take heed of your work. I'm just going to say...Ottawa?

[rustalot42684 0]

sorry...nope. but, if you are thinking of the whole government thing, you're on the right track..

[RadioheadFan 1]

Toronto then, obviously in Queen's Park...

[mies 0]

Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Queen's Park, Toronto.

[rustalot42684 0]

Yup, It's the Legislature, Toronto, Ontario
Intresting Fact - The land is actually owned by the University of Toronto, and the attic (Top Middle 3 windows) is Said to be haunted (Perhaps by Broken Promises past?)
#2

[RadioheadFan 1]

Well, it's definitely in Toronto, judging by the area code on the Brad J. Lamb billboard...besides, where else in Ontario would you find that many tall buildings?

RHF

[mies 0]

1 King West, 1 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario.

If you can get the building name - 400 points - Shouldn't I get more points for the first building?

[rustalot42684 0]

youre right.. and sorry..don't know what i was thinking
One King West, 1 King st. West, Toronto, Ontario
Fact - It is the thinnest residential building of its height in North America, with a width (at the top) of 15 m.
Its Height-Width ratio is 11-1, and it is the only building in N.A to use a water-based damper system

[rustalot42684 0]

Sorry my computer got all messed up...

[rustalot42684 0]

Ok, Here's a Hint.... This Building is in toronto, on yonge st. between 1 yonge st. and 500 yonge st.

[Fairlane500 8]

415 Yonge Sreet, Downtown, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

[rustalot42684 0]

yup, 415 yonge. my Mum works there
next

[vidioman 21]

I'm going to guess The Red X. In Welland, I believe?

[mies 0]

Whitney Block, 99 Wellesley Street West, Toronto.

[rustalot42684 0]

#5

[mies 0]

Casa Loma, 1 Austin Terrace, Davenport, Toronto.

The fact that the posted pictures are from the Emporis site makes it far too easy IMHO.....

[rustalot42684 0]

[rustalot42684 0]

Ok, seeing as how no-one can guess it, here's a hint: it's a school in toronto

[rustalot42684 0]

Ok, that was Upper Canada College.
Next.....

[mies 0]

I dunno if I am allowed to post again, but I do it anyway!

 

This the Clarica Building, 227 King Street South, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

 

 

*Clarica it is written on top of the building.....*

[rustalot42684 0]

you weren't echnically allowed to post, so you don't get points.... mies please do not awnswer this one for 24 hours.

[vidioman 21]

That looks like a house about 5 blocks away from me

You've gone from incredibly obvious to no one will figure out this shack.  bet it's in Quebec! with this thing.

 

Stick to more famous buildings.

 

And just a wild guess, is that in Toronto?

[rustalot42684 0]

Yes, it is in toronto. its is a failry obscure peice of history. here's a hint: the back of the house faces the street, because the street it was origionally built to face was on the other side, but was demolished

[rustalot42684 0]

That building was - 201 sutherland drive, built in 1913 by the Lea family after the origianal house was burned down in 1909.

[your_adress_here 11]

Um...what building are we supposed to be looking at?