A seven-storey loft building on Gladstone north of Queen West, in brick, terracotta, metal panel, concrete and glass.

Streetcar Developments built it to designs by TACT Architecture, the last of five loft buildings it put up around Queen and Gladstone. Retail and studio space line a pedestrian route cut through to Peel Avenue.
Suites are concrete-frame rather than drywall-boxed: nine-foot exposed ceilings, exposed columns, engineered hardwood, and sliding frosted-glass panels in place of bedroom walls in the smaller plans. Sizes ran from about 478 to 751 square feet at launch.
Occupancy begins at Twenty, 20 Gladstone Avenue.
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