Camden Lofts
A brick and glass loft building on Camden Street, built new in 1999, among the first residential buildings in King-Spadina.
Overview & history
Urban Capital built it with Dundee Realty to designs by CORE Architects and Oleson Worland, with interiors by Cecconi Simone. The facade is brick and glass with warehouse-style windows, and it predates almost everything residential around it.
Interiors are exposed concrete walls and ceilings with exposed ductwork, industrial-style windows and ten-foot ceilings. The middle floors hold one- and two-bedroom lofts, and the eight penthouse suites are two-storey with terraces.
Timeline
The building is completed.
Building facts
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