High Park Lofts
A seven-storey loft building at Roncesvalles and High Park, built around a skylit atrium.
Overview & history
Stinson Properties built it to designs by Quadrangle Architects and Stanford Downey Architects, addressed as both 433 and 437 Roncesvalles. It was among the first Toronto apartment buildings heated by geothermal heat pumps.
Plans are single-level, split-level and two-storey, with ceilings up to 12.5 feet in some and private rooftop gardens held under deeded ownership. Sizes run from about 549 to 1,906 square feet.
Building facts
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