Six50 King
Two connected loft buildings of ten and sixteen storeys at King and Bathurst, with hedging run up the facade.
Overview & history
Freed Developments built it to designs by CORE Architects, with interiors by Studio Munge. The pair sets old brick against new glass; a courtyard connects the two buildings, and retail and townhouses sit at grade. It is also addressed as 95 Bathurst Street.
Ceilings are nine and ten feet over exposed concrete columns and slabs, behind floor-to-ceiling glass. Two-level penthouses carry terraces, the largest reported at 1,400 square feet, and sizes reach beyond 3,000 square feet.
Timeline
The buildings are completed.
Building facts
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