A stepped twelve-storey building of glass and concrete on King West, wrapped around the restored Silver Plate building.

Freed Developments built it to designs by CORE Architects, with ERA Architects conserving the neighbouring Silver Plate building. The floor plates cantilever and overlay each other above a glazed podium set against the old brick.
Red curtains lined in white refer to the garment trade, and a fashion designer's installation occupies the elevator lobby on each floor. Ceilings are nine and ten feet over exposed concrete, and sizes run from about 389 to 2,118 square feet.
Residential building completed.
Fashion House receives a Toronto Urban Design Award in the private buildings in context, mid-rise category.
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