One Six Nine Lofts
A narrow concrete mid-rise on John Street north of Queen, balconies stacked up a plain facade above a single entrance door.
Overview & history
Harhay Construction Management built it to designs by Core Architects: a slab-and-column concrete building, tall relative to its narrow infill lot, with window walls, projecting balconies and no retail at grade. One elevator serves it.
Suites are open plans with exposed concrete ceilings and walls, visible ductwork and floor-to-ceiling glass, finished with hardwood or bamboo. Sizes start near 500 square feet; the penthouse is two storeys with a 234-square-foot terrace.
Building facts
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