Posted on 23/06/07
The visionary hits the streets
In the brief time Daniel Libeskind spent in Toronto this week, he found 15 minutes between meetings to stop in at Bootmaster, a Yonge Street shop that requires no further explanation. By the time he arrived for a walkabout through the middle of downtown, the architect - still high from the sales launch of his boot-shaped opus, the L Tower condo - had slipped into a new pair of chocolate-brown alligator cowboy boots. "They didn't need breaking in," he said, otherwise sporting his usual black attire.
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