Address: 0 Avenue Road Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Peter Pan Statue Notes: Original sculpture was created for Kensington Gardens, London, England in 1912. The copy was erected by the College Heights Association, 1929.
Designers: Frampton, Sir George
Address: 0 Brunswick Avenue Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Sibelius Monument Notes: Inscribed: Jean Sibelius 1865-1957. Commisioned and donated to the City of Toronto by the Finnish community in 1959.
Designers: Aaltonen, Waino
Address: 40 College Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "To serve and protect"
Designers: Garnet, Eldon
Address: 0 Don Valley Parkway Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Elevated Wetlands Notes: Commissioned by the Canadian Plastics Industry Association; the first of 5 Plastics + Arts projects.
Designers: Harding, Noel
Address: 0 Dufferin Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Three Dark Figures
Designers: Baird, Ron
Address: 1000 Finch Avenue West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Constella Notes: Initially created for JDS Consultants. Another company at the building, KRD consultants, painted the corporate logo over the work. The City of Toronto now owns the site and the work and is said to be restoring it back to the original condition.
Designers: Eloul, Kosso
Address: 0 Front Street East Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Berczy Family Sculpture Notes: Located at the west end of Berczy Park.
Architects: Lutkenhaus Almuth
Address: 0 Front Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Untitled" Notes: Mountain-range of water-cut metal slabs, situated in Simcoe Place Park (next to Simcoe Place -- no.200 Front Street West). Was commissioned by the developers of Simcoe Place, Cadillac Fairview, and cost $425,000.
Designers: Kapoor, Anish
Address: 0 Front Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Campsite Founding" Notes: Situated in Simcoe Place Park (next to Simcoe Place -- no.200 Front Street West).
Designers: Eichenberg, Lynne Golden, Brad
Address: 250 Front Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Glenn Gould Statue Notes: Situated outside the CBC Toronto studio named in his honour. Funds provided by Clarice Chalmers in memory of Wallace Gordon Chalmers. Statue created from an original photograph by Don Hunstein.
Designers: Abernathy, Ruth
Address: 255 Front Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Woodpecker Column" Notes: Situated on the grounds of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Designers: Fastwurm, (collective)
Address: 255 Front Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Eloges de Fontenelle
Designers: Rabinowitch, Roydon
Address: 0 Hagerman Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Larry Sefton Memorial Notes: Located in Larry Sefton Park.
Architects: Markson Jerome
Address: 0 Harbourfront Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Halo
Designers: Dickson, John
Address: 33 Jackes Avenue Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Three Figures" Notes: Casts made in 1980s from originals. Original work, commisioned by Midway Gardens, Chicago was destroyed. Other casts used in Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix.
Architects: Wright Frank
Address: 55 John Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: The Poet, The Fever Hospital Notes: Fountain situated in the park between Metro Hall and Roy Thomson Hall. made of granite and stainless steel.
Designers: Miller, Bernie
Address: 55 John Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Remembered Sustenance
Designers: Short, Cynthia
Address: 55 John Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Selections from a Synopsis
Designers: Lexier, Micah
Address: 55 John Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Memoire du Futur Notes: Itilizes lintels from the Canadian Pacific Railway freight and food terminals.
Designers: Poirier, Ann & Patrick
Address: 55 John Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Surface Design (Windscreen) Notes: Functions as a windscreen due to the high wind speeds at plaza level.
Designers: Poldaas, Jaan
Address: 4700 Keele Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Fontana d'Italia
Designers: Cucchi, Enzo
Address: 0 Lake Shore Boulevard West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Lion Monument Notes: Column at the entrance of the Queen Elizabeth Highway, celebrating the visit of the King and Queen in 1939. Relocated to Sir Casimir Gzowski Park in 1974.
Architects: Wyle Florence
Designers: Loring, Frances Somerville, William Lyon
Address: 0 Mill Street (North York) Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: C.W. Jefferys Statue Notes: Commissioned by the North York Historical Society. Situated in York Mills Park.
Architects: Alison Adrienne
Address: 0 Queen Street East Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "TIME: And a Clock"
Address: 0 Queen Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Simon Bolivar Statue Notes: Situated in Trinity Bellwoods Park. Donated by six Latin American countries as a gesture of friendship to Torontians.
Designers: Sorondo, Armando
Address: 100 Queen Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Archer Notes: North-west area of Nathan Phillips Square. 2.5 tons of bronze. Also known as "Three-Way Piece No.2".
Designers: Moore, Henry
Address: 100 Queen Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Roman Column Notes: A symbol of goodwill betwwen the citizens of Rome and Toronto, this antique column (Egypt,ca.300-400 A.D.) was presented to Mayor Nathan Phillips on his visit to Italy by the Mayor of Rome. It arrived in Toronto in 1957 and stayed at the Royal Ontario Museum until 1967.
Address: 100 Queen Street West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Sir Winston Churchill Notes: Presented to the City of Toronto by the Churchill Memorial Committee, aided by the generosity of Henry R. Jackman.
Designers: Nemon, Oscar
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Sir John A. MacDonald Notes: Bronze, granite.
Architects: MacCarthy Hamilton P.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Queen Victoria Monument
Architects: Raggi Mario
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: North-West Rebellion Memorial Notes: Located in Queen's Park at the junction of Grosvenor St and Queen's Park Crescent East.
Architects: Allward Walter
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: General John Graves Simcoe Memorial Notes: Located south-east of the Legislative Buildings
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: John Sandfield Macdonald Notes: Located south of the Legislative Buildings.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Sir James Pliny Whitney Notes: Located in front of the legislative buidlings
Architects: Birch Charles Bell MacCarthy Hamilton P.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: George Brown
Architects: Bird Eustace
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Sir Oliver Mowat Notes: Located to the south-west of the legislative buildings.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: William Lyon Mackenzie Notes: Located in the west lawn of the legislative buildings.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Edward VII Equestrain Statue Notes: Originally stood in Edward Park, Delhi, India. Moved to its present site in 1969.
Architects: Brock Sir Thomas
Address: 0 Queen's Park Crescent W. Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Canadian Volunteer Monument (Fenian Raid) Notes: Toronto's FIRST public sculpture. Erected in memory of the men who fell at Limeridge June, 1866.
Address: 0 Queen's Park Crescent W. Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Robert Raikes Notes: Situated on the west side of the Crescent, near the University of Toronto. It is a replica of an 1880 statue erected in Victoria Gardens, London, England.
Address: 0 Queens Quay West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Learn to Throw Your Voice Notes: Situated on the Spadina Slip. Commissioned by Molson Breweries of Canada for their 200th anniversary.
Architects: Miller Bernie
Address: 399 Queens Quay West Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Firefighters Monument Notes: Stands in fron of the Harbourfront Fire Station.
Designers: Vandergaast, Yolanda
Address: 0 Sherbourne Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Robert Burns Monument Notes: Situated in Allan Gardens, Sherbourne Street, west side. Commissioned by the Burns Literary Society of Toronto.
Designers: Stevenson, David
Address: 0 Spadina Avenue Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Spadina Line" Notes: Located near the railway underpass
Designers: Golden, Brad Richards, Norman
Address: 0 St. Clair Avenue East Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Florence Wyle Sculpture Notes: Situated in the Loring and Wyle Park, north-east corner of St. Clair Avenue East and Mount Pleasant Road. Frances Loring and Florence Wyle executed life-size portraits of each other in 1914. These peices were cast in bronze for the first time in 1984 - the same date as the dedication of the Park named after them. The two artists used to live and have their studio in the Moore Park area.
Designers: Loring, Frances
Address: 0 St. Clair Avenue East Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Frances Loring Sculpture Notes: SEE NOTE FOR: Florence Wyle Sculpture at same location.
Address: 35 St. George Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Becca's H" Notes: Steel sculpture in front of the Galbraith Building.
Designers: Murray, Robert
Address: 0 University Avenue Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Sun Life" Notes: Commissioned by the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.
Designers: Etrog, Sorel
Address: 0 University Avenue Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Robert H. Saunders Monument Notes: Three vertical granite markers positioned in front of a rectangular pool and fountain.
Architects: Hahn Emanuel
Address: 201 Yonge Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: "Kawamata: Toronto Project"
Designers: Kawamata, Tadashi
Address: 220 Yonge Street Type of Building: Public Sculpture Name of Building: Flight Stop Notes: Located in the south end of the Eaton Centre atrium.
Architects: Snow Michael
