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Ongoing construction on the Eaton Centre in Toronto has revealed some retro flooring from the mall's past.
While it's not ancient Roman ruins or Emperor Qinshihuang’s Terracotta soldiers, the old tile pattern has returned memories from the mall's early days, before several renovations erased much of its Postmodern feel. Spotted where the old food court hall and fountain used to be, circular and floral tile patterns in white, black and red have seen the light of day for the first time in a generation again after the more recent white square tiles were removed.
They seem to be in pristine condition, having been shut off from shoppers and stores years ago when they were paved over in new flooring.
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