Trinity Park Lofts
A red brick loft building of about four storeys wrapped around the restored Farr House on Queen West.
Overview & history
Canadian Equity & Development built it; no architect is recorded. The building deliberately resembles an early twentieth-century warehouse, and its L-shaped plan sets it behind and beside the Farr House, a house of the 1850s that was kept and restored.
Ceilings are nine to ten feet, and most suites are two-storey layouts, though single-level plans occur alongside them; balconies are common and many interiors have been customised by their owners.
Timeline
The building is completed.
Building facts
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