Toronto Loft Buildings
Broadview Lofts
A seven-storey brick and concrete warehouse built in 1914 for the United Drug Company, the parent of Rexall, on the grounds of Tor…
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Candy Factory Lofts
Three joined factory buildings that fill a block of Queen Street West at Shaw: a 1907 fabric mill, a 1920s addition and a boiler h…
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Toy Factory Lofts
A brick paper-box factory in Liberty Village, built up by the Hinde & Dauch Paper Company from about 1910 and later the home of Ir…
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Foundry Lofts
The two-storey 1903 warehouse of the Canada Foundry Company, part of a 60-acre works that made railway track, bridge parts and iro…
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Chocolate Company Lofts
The Patterson Candy Company's factory on Queen West across from Trinity Bellwoods, built in 1912 and expanded in 1928. Converted b…
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Merchandise Lofts
The Robert Simpson Company's mail-order warehouse, built in stages from 1910 to 1949 and covering most of a downtown block. Conver…
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Knitting Mill Lofts
A small brick factory on Queen East, built around 1914, with a landmark round window. Its first known tenant was the Quaker Candy …
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Robert Watson Lofts
A brick factory on Sorauren built before 1910 for the Columbia Graphophone Company, makers of records and gramophones, and from th…
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Feather Factory Lofts
A three-storey bedding factory built in 1911 for the B.F. Harvey Company, designed by James Walker, raised to five storeys in 1922…
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The Church Lofts
Centennial Methodist Church on Dovercourt: an 1891 church at the back of the lot and the larger neo-Gothic front building of 1906.…
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Argyle Lofts
The Ideal Bread Company factory at Dovercourt and Argyle, a five-storey Edwardian Classical bakery designed by Sydney Comber and b…
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Victoria Lofts
A Romanesque Revival church in the Junction by Knox and Elliot, finished in 1892 and renamed Victoria Presbyterian for Queen Victo…
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Abbey Lofts
A limestone Methodist church by William George Burns, finished in 1911 at Sunnyside and Marmaduke, with a 90-foot battlemented tow…
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Brock Lofts
The Eureka Refrigerator Company's factory in Parkdale, built in stages in 1905 and 1913 by Wilbert Hooey, whose 1886 patented iceb…
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Wallace Station Lofts
A four-storey brick and timber glue factory beside the West Toronto Railpath, built in 1928 or 1929 for the National Adhesives Com…
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West 40 Lofts
The Anglican Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Cyprian near Bloor and Ossington, a brick and redstone Gothic church completed …
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Wrigley Lofts
The north half of Wrigley's Canadian chewing-gum plant on Carlaw, a five-storey concrete factory by Prack & Perrine started in 191…
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Brewery Lofts
A 1956 warehouse in Corktown that became the CBC's design centre, prop shop and archives in the early TV era, built on part of the…
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Massey Harris Lofts
The head office of the Massey farm-machinery empire on King Street West: a two-storey building by E.J. Lennox finished in 1885, en…
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Tip Top Lofts
The 1929 Art Deco headquarters and factory of Tip Top Tailors on Lake Shore Boulevard, designed by Bishop and Miller and heritage-…
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Loretto Lofts
The Loretto Sisters' Beaux-Arts school on Brunswick Avenue by Neil G. Beggs, opened in 1915 as Loretto Abbey Day School. After a 1…
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Noble Court Lofts
A five-storey brick and timber factory just off Queen West in Parkdale, built around 1910 by A.A. Barthelmes & Co., one of Canada'…
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iZone Lofts
A sprawl of two- to four-storey factory buildings at Carlaw and Dundas, built from 1929 for Crown Cork & Seal, the bottle-cap make…
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Forest Hill Lofts
An Art Deco yarn mill built in 1930 and 1931 for Patons & Baldwins, makers of Beehive knitting yarn, which ran here until 1999; th…
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Stockyard Lofts
A three-storey brick factory near St. Clair and Keele, built in 1890 by the Auston Manufacturing Company to make laces and braids,…
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Liv Lofts
A new 14-storey loft-style condominium at the Shops at Don Mills, finished around 2014–15 by Cadillac Fairview with FRAM Building …
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1 St. Johns Place Lofts
A five-storey concrete office building with a banded front, built in the 1970s and long the Toronto office of the Better Business …
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Warehouse Lofts
Two eight- and four-storey loft buildings at 250 and 300 Manitoba Street in Mimico, completed in 1999 as part of Mystic Pointe on …
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Derby Lofts
A four-storey loft building on King Street East with a glass atrium, completed around 1989–90 by the Derby Development Corporation…
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Network Lofts
Bell Canada's 1972 office building at Islington and Bloor, designed by J.T. Langley and raised from eight to twelve storeys in 197…
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Schoolhouse Lofts
The 1954 Loretto College School building beside the original Loretto school on Brunswick Avenue, built when the girls' school outg…
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Evening Telegram Lofts
A 1930s brick warehouse in South Cabbagetown with big arched windows, long said to have been the Toronto Evening Telegram's, thoug…
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Gotham Lofts
A brick commercial building on King West built between 1903 and 1910, home to the Adams Brothers Harness Manufacturing Company and…
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Academy Lane Lofts
The old Academy bowling alley on Queen East in the Beach, with a dancing academy, and later a boxing gym, upstairs. Bowled for som…
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113 Dupont Lofts
A three-storey brick office building on Dupont near Davenport, converted in 2008 by Ken Zuckerman's Zinc Construction into just se…
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SoHo Bayview Lofts
A four-storey office building on Eglinton East near Bayview, built around 1972 and later home to the CUMBA health benefits network…
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Madison Lofts
A 1951 Toronto Hydro office and storage building at the foot of Casa Loma, where wire was stored, converted by Burnac in 2008 and …
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Bloorline Lofts
A small crenellated factory on St. Helens Avenue, built around 1911 for United Brass & Lead and later home to a candy maker, sanit…
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Tannery Lofts
A three-storey red brick factory by the architect John M. Lyle, completed in 1913 for the cigar-box company of Adam Beck, the foun…
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SoHo Lofts
An eight-storey office building near Yonge and Eglinton from the 1960s office boom, converted in 1998 by Bruce Greenberg's Starwoo…
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Printing Factory Lofts
The Rolph Clark Stone printing plant on Carlaw, a 1913 factory with a Classical front and a sawtooth skylight roof. Converted in 2…
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Arch Lofts
The Perth Avenue Methodist Church, a Neo-Gothic church by G.M. Miller and Company completed in 1913, later a Seventh-day Adventist…
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Steam Plant Lofts
The Wellesley Hospital's 1953 steam power plant, converted by Aykler in 2008 into 31 lofts, with three storeys added on top. The 2…
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Century Lofts
Imperial Optical's 1939 lens factory at Dundas and Ontario, a two-storey yellow-brick and concrete Art Deco building by Benjamin B…
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Graphic Arts Building
A four-storey Classical building with Ionic columns on Richmond West, built from 1911 to 1913 to designs by Francis S. Baker and f…
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Coleman Lofts
A small brick building on Coleman Avenue near Danforth and Dawes, built between 1903 and 1910, that has been a bakery, an applianc…
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Bakery Lofts
A small east-end bakery near Queen and Greenwood, said to have been an Estonian bakery from the 1950s, converted in 2012 by Symmet…
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Carhartt Lofts
The Toronto factory of the Hamilton Carhartt Company, “World's Largest Overall Manufacturer,” on Queen East near River, in busines…
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Butterick Building Lofts
A 1915 brick and timber building on Wellington West, built on spec by Yolles & Rotenberg and first leased to the Butterick Publish…
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Bartlett Lofts
A single-storey brick rope factory north of Bloor near Dufferin, built in 1907, beside an old twine mill at 6 Bartlett. Converted …
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St. Lawrence Market Lofts
Three heritage-designated grocery warehouses beside St. Lawrence Market at 77, 81 and 85 Front Street East, built from 1857 to 186…
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Button Factory Lofts
A century-old brick garment factory west of Bathurst and north of College, built in sections over the years, where workers sewed u…
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Sanctuary Lofts
Dufferin Street Presbyterian Church, a Gothic Revival church with a landmark tower built in 1912 by architect W.R. Gregg, the cong…
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Park Lofts
The Annette Street Baptist Church, built in 1888 by local contractor John Shelley Turner and later the Czechoslovak Baptist Church…
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289 Sumach Lofts
The Ontario Medical College for Women, built in 1890 across from the old Toronto General Hospital, where women trained as doctors …
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Liberty Lofts
Gillette's Canadian safety-razor factory on Adelaide East, the first part built in 1911 and 1912 with a second building added befo…
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Imperial Lofts
Two buildings on Sherbourne: a six-storey brick and timber warehouse built in 1913 for the J.M. Lowes coffee and spice company, an…
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Richmond Mews
A boutique 15-loft conversion of a small brick industrial building on Richmond Street East, just west of Sherbourne. For years it …
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Lennox Mews
Candy maker Robert Watson's 1903 Annex mansion, designed by E.J. Lennox, the architect of Old City Hall and Casa Loma, divided int…
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Queen City Vinegar Lofts
The Queen City Vinegar Company's three-storey brick factory beside the Don River, built in 1907 and 1908 to designs by J. Francis …
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The Glebe Lofts
Riverdale Presbyterian Church's grand 1922 sanctuary on Pape, designed by John Wilson Gray to seat 2,600. Closed in 1991 and conve…
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Clock Tower Lofts
A 14-storey concrete office building with a faux clock tower at King and Bathurst, built in 1987 for Sun Life by E.I. Richmond Arc…
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Garment Factory Lofts
A four-storey concrete garment factory on Carlaw, built between 1949 and 1952 on an empty lot between the Wrigley and Rolph Clark …
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Malthouse Lofts
The 1876 lager malthouse of the Don Brewery, an Italianate building by Smith & Gemmell and the last surviving building of the brew…
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Peanut Factory Lofts
A horseshoe-shaped 1950s warehouse in Cabbagetown, said to have been the Beaver Nut Company's, converted in 1988 into nine huge to…
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Boiler Factory Lofts
A red-brick Italianate factory on Queen East near George Street, built in the late 1800s as a boiler works and later the showroom …
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Printers Row Lofts
A 1911 Bell Telephone exchange on Logan Avenue by Bell's chief architect, William J. Carmichael, enlarged in 1925, where operators…
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Creed Lofts
Creeds' fur-storage vaults at Davenport and Bedford, a curved Streamline Moderne building by H.G. Duerr from 1937, built after Dav…
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Industrial Revolution Lofts
A brick knitting mill on Richmond West near Bathurst, home by 1950 to National Knitting Mills, makers of Huckleberry Finn boys' we…
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Industrial Revolution II Lofts
The 1951 Northwest Building on Richmond West, shared by Northwest Sportswear and Decca Records, whose Toronto manager George Offer…
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Kensington Market Lofts
Two former school buildings back to back between Baldwin and Nassau Streets in Kensington Market, the Nassau building a 1920s scho…
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Hunt Club Residences
The 1929 clubhouse of the Eglinton Hunt Club on Avenue Road, taken over in the Second World War by the RCAF for secret aviation-me…
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St. George on Sheldrake
Eglinton United Church, a red-brick church of 1923 by Horwood & White just off Yonge north of Eglinton, whose congregation began a…
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Simcoe House
An 1887 corner hotel at Eastern and Morse, later the Waxman family's Simcoe House tavern and then the Toolbox, one of Toronto's pi…
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Tribeca Lofts
The 17-storey MONY Life Insurance building of 1966, the Reichmann brothers' first big office tower in Olympia & York's Flemingdon …
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Starwood Centre Lofts
A 10-storey concrete office building at Richmond and Brant, sold as office condos from 1989 and still carrying its Starwood Centre…
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The Hemingway
Cedarvale Mansions, a grand five-storey apartment house of about 1915 on the edge of the Cedarvale Ravine, where Ernest Hemingway …
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Modern Beach Lofts
The Scarboro Theatre, a 1936 Art Deco movie house on Kingston Road by Herbert Duerr, architect of the Hollywood Theatre and the Cr…
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West Village Lofts
The low-rise ObusForme factory beside the Belt Line Trail north of Eglinton and Dufferin, where the company's founder, Frank Rober…
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Claremont Lofts
A red-brick Art Deco hall on Claremont Street, announced in 1929 as the Polish Association of Toronto's new home and designed by J…
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Claremont Hall Lofts
The 1950 parish hall of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, Toronto's first Slovak Catholic church, just north of Queen West. Converted in 1…
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Oxford Lofts
The Oxford Picture Frame Company's factory on Markham Street, designed by Benjamin Swartz in 1927 and enlarged in 1930 and 1936. O…
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Brockton Lofts
A 1917 factory built by the Toronto Pharmacal Company on a lane off Dundas West, later shared by bedding, screw and furniture make…
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Don Hall Lofts
A 1923 hall on Broadview north of the Danforth built for the Finnish Organization of Canada and named Don Hall, later home to the …
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Gothic Heritage Estates
Clandeboye, the 1889 mansion of George St. Leger, second mayor of the Town of West Toronto Junction, across from High Park. Later …
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Hepbourne Hall Lofts
The Gothic Sunday school wing of Dovercourt Road Presbyterian Church, added by Simpson & Young around 1910 beside William R. Gregg…
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The Church Lofts
Centennial Methodist Church on Dovercourt Road, an 1891 church with a neo-Gothic front of 1906, later Centennial Japanese United C…
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Macpherson Lofts
Century Baptist Church on Macpherson Avenue in Summerhill, built in 1903 to a design by J. Francis Brown and later the Toronto The…
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Nursing Lofts
The 1956 headquarters of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario on Price Street in Summerhill, a four-storey Georgian-style…
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Movie House Lofts
The 1912 Western District Orange Hall at College and Euclid, designed by George Martel Miller, architect of the Gladstone Hotel, w…
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One Columbus Lofts
A five-storey brick leather-goods factory built in 1907–08 for Winnett & Wellinger at Sorauren and Columbus, later Wellinger & Dun…
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Sorauren Lofts
The Chapman Double Ball Bearing Company's factory on Sorauren, built around 1903–05 beside the rail lines and later extended twice…
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Trinity Mews
Trinity College's medical school of 1871 on Spruce Street, one of the last buildings left from the old Toronto General Hospital in…
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West 833 Lofts
The 1934 Charles Henson Laboratory Building on King West, a buff-brick streamlined Art Deco factory by Earle L. Sheppard, later ho…
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Worx Lofts
The six-storey Croft Building on Wellington West, finished in 1915 for William Croft & Sons, wholesalers of everything from needle…
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Stonecutters Lofts
A brick warehouse from around 1912 on angled Britain Street, just up from Richmond and Sherbourne, later a film-equipment rental h…
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