Sixty Lofts
A glass and concrete loft building at Bathurst and Niagara, joined to a smaller red brick building behind it.
Overview & history
The Sorbara Group built the complex; the design is attributed to Quadrangle Architects and, elsewhere, to Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance. The corner building is smooth glass and concrete; the Niagara Street building is red brick with backyard gardens at grade.
Suites have ten-foot concrete ceilings with exposed metal ductwork and floor-to-ceiling windows. The tenth floor of the corner building holds two-storey penthouses, and loft townhouses with private gardens sit at grade.
Timeline
The building is completed.
Building facts
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