Standing alone in a vacant lot on Sterling Road is the Tower Automotive Building. It was built by Northern Aluminium in 1920 and at some point became the property of Tower Automotive who used the site to build car parts. In 2005 it was declared a heritage building but it was closed shortly thereafter when the company declared bankruptcy.
The ten storey Tower Automotive building. In the foreground is the land left vacant after the demolition of the sheet casting machining buildings in 2010.
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Looking up the spine of the building. North side of Tower Automotive.
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walking along the west wall
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Faccio Sempre la Brava, translates from the Italian as, I always do the good.
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Loopy Le Loop with tags
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ungated
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interior, doors
When I was researching this building, I found a site that has a collection of great photos of the interior of the building that were taken in May of this year:
jermalism.blogspot.ca/2013/05/abandonment-issues-tower-automotive.html
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