Sync Lofts
An eight-storey loft building on Queen Street East with a yellow-brick base under set-back floors of glass.
Overview & history
Streetcar Developments built it on a site of about 1,350 square metres that had held a small retail plaza with surface parking. Four storeys of yellow brick carry four set-back floors of glass and steel; the architect is recorded as Giovanni Tassone, as TACT Architecture, or as both.
Suites are open-plan lofts with nine-foot ceilings, large windows, stone counters and stainless appliances, from roughly 414 to 1,368 square feet. The penthouse floor carries private rooftop terraces.
Building facts
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