Archdiocese Office Renovation

The 1950s buff brick building, nestled in the Mirvish Heritage Village area adjacent to St. Peter’s Church and Bathurst Subway Station, was an underutilized building that the Toronto Archdiocese engaged us to repurpose for its important outreach services. The  building now houses The Office for Refugees (ORAT), The Office for Catholic Youth (OCY), and crucial archival storage space, thanks to a meticulous renovation by our team. Accommodating diverse user groups and sensitive artefacts, the redesign includes Museum Class A archival storage rooms, ample accessible meeting and office areas, and an open, bright atmosphere inspired by the building’s mid-century modern origins. Thoughtful additions like a new LULA elevator, sustainable climate control systems, and a pre-action sprinkler system enhance functionality, accessibility, and safety, while preserving the structure’s historical significance.

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