… everything is about shoes.
From its
building–inspired by a shoe box–designed
by Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama
in downtown Toronto Ontario,
… to its window display created from 3-D printed shoes forming the 10 provincial and territorial flowers in honor of the anniversary of the Canadian Confederation,
… to a 42
foot wall of faceted glass with images of shoes; shoemakers, and shoe parts,
… to
shoemaker’s leather used for signage, coat-check, and the reception desk,
… to shoes to try on,
… to seating ,
… shoes
are everywhere.
Old
shoes, new shoes, famous shoes, our shoes are displayed, celebrated, and
reflected everywhere.
Even the BataShoe Museum’s community initiatives are
around shoes: The
Storyboot Project, The Warm the Sole
Sock Drive, and The Shoe Project
