They don’t design them like this anymore! Part of the complex that housed Don Mills Mall, this flower-like structure was designed by architect Douglas M. Hall. The area was a blank slate when it was built in 1960, which allowed for the ambitious architecture, but curling diminished in popularity and it became a bingo hall before eventually being torn down in the 1980s. [Via.](http://www.blogto.com/city/2016/08/10_lost_gems_of_modern_architecture_in_toronto/)