completed

99 Spadina

99 Spadina is a heritage commercial building located in Toronto’s historic “rag trade” district, now proudly listed on the City’s Heritage Registry. Originally constructed in 1910 to house the heavy machinery of a woolen mill, the building has been thoughtfully restored and repositioned as a contemporary hub for creative and technology-driven businesses.

99 Spadina Avenue

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Overview

Revitalizing a Toronto Gem

Chard undertook a careful restoration of 99 Spadina, stripping away stucco, repointing the original brickwork, and refinishing floors and exposed wood beams to reveal the building’s authentic industrial character. Leveraging the structure’s sound mass timber footings and beams, two additional floors of office space were seamlessly added, expanding the building’s capacity while preserving its historic integrity. The result is an exclusive, light-filled creative office environment that blends heritage craftsmanship with modern functionality.

Neighbourhood

Entertainment District

Number of Suites

Year completed

2001

Type / program

commercial ownership

Commercial Space

51, 850 SQ. FT

Status

completed

The Neighbourhood

Toronto's Entertainment District

Situated in Toronto’s former garment district, 99 Spadina is part of a downtown area that has undergone significant transformation. Once defined by manufacturing, the neighbourhood is now a thriving creative and tech corridor, characterized by converted warehouses, galleries, and innovative workplaces. The adaptive reuse of 99 Spadina has played a role in this ongoing revitalization, contributing to the district’s renewed economic energy and urban appeal.

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99 Spadina

Revitalizing a Toronto Gem

Toronto's Entertainment District

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