Wright Lithographers Building Architecture
The Wright Lithographing Co. has been of interest to my photographic eye for a long time…
I wanted to show off the architectural wonder that is the Wright Lighographing Co. through my vision. The building has always been so interesting because of the amazing brickwork, style, and the Boston Ivy that grows on the exterior.
In the spring of 2010, I noticed the Ivy had been removed from the architecture. You might think that it would be an improvement to the building and show it off more; however, I adored the green sustainable wall that the Boston Ivy was creating.
The growth you can see in these pictures was done over the spring, summer, and fall. It made some pretty good headway in a short time!
The building is beautiful and I hope my photography does it justice.
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Wright Lithographers Building – Custom Tailoring February 26, 2011
Looks like Joseph Michienzi Custom Tailoring and Alterations was in the Wright Building at some point in time.
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Wright Building on Wellington February 28, 2011
An angled look at the architecture of the Wright Building. The brickwork is absolutely amazing. If a building can be photogenic, the Wright Building is very photogenic
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Architectural Wonder in London Ontario February 28, 2011
A different angle to the Wright Lithographer Building in London Ontario. Shows a nice feature over the entrance doorway. If a building can be photogenic, the Wright Building is very photogenic
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Details of the Wright Lithographers Building February 28, 2011
This is a cropped portrait orientated photograph and if you click, the lightbox will open to view the entire image.
Wright Lithographing Company Limited is a family owned and operated company that opened in 1905. Started by John and George Wright, the company’s focus was and still is the manufacture of quality labels. We began as a lithographing company and branched out through the years into other areas of printing. We have, in the past, printed such diverse things as milk tickets, cigar bands and limited edition lithographs.