The Viking Apartments

Early Subway Stations In Toronto Were Utilitarian By Design The Stations Are Typically Described As "a Series Of Bathrooms Without Plumbing" Due To The Extensive Use Of Vitrolite Tiling Later Subway Stations Were Designed By Notable Architects Particularly With The Spadina Section Of Line 1 Yonge�University As Well As Line 4 Sheppard Along The Namesake Avenue The Extension Of The Spadina Section Of Line 1 To Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Has Unique Architecture As Well Museum Station Was Renovated To Resemble That Of The Royal Ontario Museum's Collection; Its Renovation Was Completed In 2008 Dufferin Union And Pape Subway Stations Were Renovated During The Mid-2010s To Add New Artwork And In The Case Of Union A Second Platform Was Added As Well Though Not As A Spanish Solution A Number Of Other Stations Also Have Public Artworks Within Them Landmarks