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Mandir Dome and Flag

I had a great day at the one and only Doors Open site I managed to get to this year - although I still managed 150 pictures! This is the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. The Doors Open web site describes it as:

    The Mandir is a masterpiece of architectural design and workmanship, complete with towering pinnacles, glistening domes and ornate marble pillars, created in an extraordinary tradition that dates back many millennia. Built according to the principles of ancient Indian Shilpshastras, no structural steel was used in the construction. Over 6000 tons of intricately hand-carved marble, limestone, sandstone and wood have been assembled to create an environment perfect for prayer, meditation and inspiration.

Filed under :: Architecture :: Doors Open

Location :: BAPS - Toronto, Ontario
Address :: 61 Claireville Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Canada - M9W 5Z7
OpenStreetMap :: 43.73883195429699, -79.62619084557726
Photo date :: May 24, 2008
Camera details :: Canon EOS 10D | 1/1000 | f9.5 | ISO 400 | 255mm



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Doors Open Toronto

Photos taken in locations that are, or once were, associated with Doors Open here in Ontario - a great way to see some of the hidden architectural gems of Toronto and across Ontario

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about seemsArtless

This is my long standing photoblog - think Instagram before Instagram. Back in 2004 I bought a Canon digital 10D with a great lens, and thought I'd force myself to take lots of pictures. The site contains more than 1,300 photos, so safe to say I have the quantity part taken care of.

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