Chocolate Company Lofts
A conversion of the former Patterson Candy Company plant at Queen and Massey, joined by a new six-storey addition.
Overview & history
The Patterson Candy Company opened its west-end chocolate factory at Queen Street West and Massey Street in 1912 and worked there until the late 1950s.
Plazacorp linked the two surviving factory buildings with a new six-storey structure. Hard lofts show wood or corrugated-metal ceilings around 12 feet, timber posts, steel beams and exposed brick; the addition holds concrete-ceilinged soft lofts.
Timeline
The Patterson Candy Company opens its chocolate factory at Queen and Massey.
Candy production at the plant ceases.
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