Ottawa Architectural Patterns

I always liked to observe the architectural patterns in Ottawa, especially when mirroring in glass windows. Here there are some representative images from my multiple photos I took in Canada’s capital when I used to live there. You can see some representing patterns, intersecting lines, rows and geometry in the architecture of this beautiful old and new city.

#1 – Window reflections and architectural patterns, downtown Ottawa

#2 – Lines and patterns of a modern office building on Spark street, Ottawa. It’s all glass, steel and concrete.

While the first two photos can be seen in my Travelwaysphotos.com, these below are available as art prints at Fine Art America.  Just click on them to see my architecture collection.

Blue on blue: cubic shapes, reflections, shadows and intersecting lines – TD Bank Glass office building, downtown Ottawa

#3 – Old and New

Here are some reflections of the historic Parliament architecture reflected in the modern buildings across the street.

And this looks like a perfect puzzle, all created by the glass reflections – no Photoshop involved:

I don’t know how they managed to do that, but this is what I saw on a side of the still and glass buildings downtown. The Canadian dollar bill enlarged and also showing the queen’s portrait was there as an advertising for something. I couldn’t resist to take the photo 🙂

#4 – My favorite is Ottawa’s art Museum glass tower

At night it gets illuminated in a red ruby color. Is it not pretty?